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Southampton, GB

Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Working in the Earth Observation policy team in the Central Science Division.

Southampton, England, United Kingdom

Working with the Centre for the South and Public Policy|Southampton to build bridges between academic research and local/regional policy.

Europe

As an IAYC leader, I have supervised 20+ students on a variety of topics:2014 - history and culture of astronomy2015 - construction of a radio telescope (Radio JOVE)2016 - general coordinator (main organiser of the camp)2020 - online projects on astronomy and global challenges2021 - organised an online hackathon2022 - astronomy and sustainable.

Elected as a Councillor for the RAS. I have been predominantly involved with the Sustainability Working Group, the Membership Committee, Membership Strategy, and science policy. I also wrote a response to the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee inquiry on the impact of noise and artificial light on human health, on behalf of the RAS.

Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Working with Taylor Stone and international collaborators at the Sustainable AI Lab. Researching national and international policies related to light pollution. Advocating for darker skies and developing a prototype for sustainable night-time lighting.

During the next three years, I plan to explore several topics related to dark sky tourism in NI. - Working on the protection and preservation of dark skies in Armagh and the local area. - Researching the impact of dark skies on the local biodiversity, and on local communities – in terms of economy, health & wellbeing, cultural heritage, education, and.

Oxford, England, United Kingdom

I have worked on several projects during my time at Oxford. - Looking at how astronomy can be used as a means for sustainable socioeconomic development (in collaboration with the University of Namibia). - Organising a cross-disciplinary meeting on dark skies and society.- Looking at light pollution in Armagh, Northern Ireland, in collaboration with the.

Windhoek, Khomas, Namibia

Working in collaboration with the University of Oxford on astronomy for development.

In the first half of my PhD I worked with Steven Longmore, comparing the observed and simulated ionised gas of H II regions: https://doi.org/10.1093/mnras/sty1109I then worked with Nate Bastian, Sebastian Kamann, and Chris Usher on the motions of stars within star clusters: https://doi.org/10.1093/mnras/staa091

Produced, edited, and designed the journal of the International Association for Physics Students (using inDesign). I managed the article competition and commissioned new articles focused on physics outreach, diversity and equality, and the philosophy of physics. I worked with the authors to improve and develop their writing, and implemented a new creative.

Garching

As an intern at ESO I worked on the preparation of ESO and ESA/Hubble news and photo releases, publications, web pages, video scripts, exhibition panels and other public communication products. I learned to write about complex scientific issues in an engaging and understandable manner and how written text and audiovisuals can be combined to make science.

Mauna Kea

I set up and took down telescopes, explained health and safety risks associated with the mountain, described Astronomical phenomena, and learned about the Hawaiian astronomical culture. I was the first volunteer to pass enough skills tests to receive a volunteer hat since a renewal of the system!

Hilo

I helped with a Nano Visitors Day for families, manning a stall that explained how binary works through visual aids. I also helped them with their inventory.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Astrophysics

Master'S Degree, Astrophysics

Activities and Societies: University ChoirFirst semester of the AstroMundus programme. I also returned here for my final semester to do my.

Astromundus, Astronomy And Astrophysics

Astromundus, Astronomy And Astrophysics

Activities and Societies: University ChoirSecond Semester of the AstroMundus programme.

Bachelor Of Science (Bsc), Astrophysics, 2.1

Activities and Societies: AstroSoc, Student Staff Council, St Andrews Chorus, Juggling Society, QuantumSoc, Swing Dancing, CAPS conference.

Bachelor Of Science (Bsc), Astrophysics

Activities and Societies: Space SocietyFor a third year exchange, I attended Western University as a Canadian Robert T Jones Jr Scholar..

Education record

Activities and Societies: Oklahoma, Astronomy Society, Percussion Group, Debating Society, Dance Leader, Charity Committee.I had the lead.

Education record

Activities and Societies: The Tempest.Backstage manager in the Tempest, Spanish Exchange in Seville,

Education record

Activities and Societies: Orchestra, Chamber Choir, Trampolining, Judo, Fencing.