Independent group leader, principal investigator of research team studying the physics of novel light emitting devices and photovoltaics.Inventor of two major patents, reporting the first new class of OLED device materials for almost a decade. Expert in the preparation and critical assessment of research papers, technical reports and funding proposals. Author of over 40 peer-reviewed publications attracting over 4,500 citations with an h-index of 24. Senior author on two book chapters on LED and photovoltaics technology. Track record of winning both public and commercial funding for the development of new optoelectronic materials, and building reproducible lab-scale prototypes to prove these technologies.Reviewer for over 20 academic journals, including Nature Photonics, Nature Communications, Scientific Reports, Science Advances, Advanced Materials and Nano Letters. I review research proposals for EPSRC (UK), the Royal Society (UK), Flanders Research Foundation (Netherlands) and the United States Department of Energy (USA).Supervisor for 4 Postdoctoral researchers, 12 PhD Students, 3 MPhil students and 10 graduate project students, host for 9 visiting researchers.Supervisor for 9 students undertaking final-year undergraduate physics research projects and 15 students undertaking 3rd-year undergraduate physics Research Reviews.Project and Review supervisor, Nanotechnology and Enterprise MPhil.NanoDTC Energy Materials Coordinator, Energy@Cambridge Energy Champion.Physics at Work host for secondary school pupils, showcasing world-leading research through interactive activities designed to capture the interest of teenage audiences.

Senior PDRA responsible for developing new analyses of commercial OLED devices for tracking the functional impact of photo/electro-chemical degradation. Principal liaison to Cambridge Display Technology.

Responsible for physical sciences teaching, admissions interviews and scholarship selections.Director of Studies for Physics. Supervisor for 1st and 2nd year Physics small-group tutorials, Shortlisted for University Student-led Teaching Award. Responsible for selection and training of new supervisors.Admissions Interviewer and question setter for Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science and Chemical Engineering applicants.Outreach Lecturer for University Physics taster courses, demystifying university science and showcasing the power of the scientific method to develop complex ideas from simple hypotheses.

Leader of the device characterisation team, responsible for investigating new photovoltaic materials, training students, design of experimental equipment and liaising with industrial partners.

Nano-scale microscopy and lithography of conjugated polymersWinner of Worshipful Company of Scientific Instrument Makers Postgraduate Award.