As Principal Lecturer and Undergraduate Courses Manager of Physics at Nottingham Trent University, it is my responsibility to develop and enhance the taught provision of NTU Physics. This includes maintaining an up-to-date portfolio of competitive courses, managing Schoolwide projects and initiatives, and directing the teaching responsibilities of a diverse and dynamic team of academic researchers.Of particular interest to me is a University curriculum connected to industry and commerce, focused on work-life skills and innovation, as well as a Physics department with a strong sense of community.With a first class MSci degree in Physics from Nottingham Trent University and a PhD in Magnetic Resonance from the University of Nottingham, my primary interests in physics are exotic NMR and MRI experiments, as well as scientific communication. I am currently a Principal Lecturer of Physics and Undergraduate Courses Manager at Nottingham Trent University, acting as academic lead for the team and primary undergraduate course developer for the Physics provision at NTU. I lecture topics in Thermodynamics, Materials Science, Semiconductor Physics, Ionizing Radiation and Nuclear Reactors, taking pride in an engaging, multi-platform teaching style to convey advanced topics in physics. I also act as regional secretary for the East Midlands branch of the Institute of Physics and hold a position as a charitable trustee of Green's Windmill, Snienton. During my PhD I became familiar with MATLAB and LabVIEW and covered a wide range of laboratory physics including, but not limited to, lasers, optics and quasi-optics, cryogenics, vacuum systems and electronics. In my current role I supervise various summer and final year undergraduate projects, as well as undergraduate laboratory work and advanced experimental techniques. I particularly enjoy communicating ideas in science to members of the public, schools and other diverse audiences. I develop outreach tools for NTU Physics and have been invited to give international talks featuring live scientific demonstration. The total footfall for my scientific talks is of the order of 70,000 individuals, and I have appeared on both national television and radio discussing these topics.