Researching cost effective ways to combat the growing rise of drug resistant malaria in Southeast Asia.

Led a project assessing the Wellcome Trust's use of economic research, to see if they should fund more of this in the future, and what is the best way to structure economic research within the Trust.

Chaired an international working group examining clinical trial networks, their benefits and how they could be introduced. Conference and produced the following report. https://wellcome.ac.uk/sites/default/files/clinical-trial-networks-for-antibiotic-development-wellcome-oct16.pdf

I work as the Head of Economic Research for the independent Review of Antimicrobial Resistance set up by the British Prime Minister and the Wellcome Trust which is chaired by the economist Jim O'Neill. We aim to find economic and policy solutions to the growing problem of drug resistant infections. More information about the Review can be found here http://amr-review.org/Publications

I worked as a research assistant in LSE's Public Policy Group researching the impact of social science's funded by the Higher Education Funding Council for England with the aim of informing their policy.Analysis data for a Yale-LSE project that looked at how the composition of parliament based on both gender and ideology, impacted laws on women's health and domestic violence.

Assistant Editor at LSE's Review of Books blog. Commission and edit reviews, work on social media, research books.

Researched how a potential shale gas boom might affect UK gas prices, and what impact this could have on London's hydrogen strategy.

Taught English, History, Geography, Maths and a HIV and AIDS awareness course. Sat on school budget and curriculum committee's. Ran extra curricular classes.

I ran 17 public debates, brought 16 foreign speakers to Trinity including Gordon Brown, Sir Bob Geldof, US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, Alistair Campbell and Reverend Jesse Jackson.Reached the final 32 of the World University Debating Championships in Botswana 2011.