Currently lecturing on 'Thermal Physics' and 'Characterisation Techniques for Solid State Physics'. My research interests have now evolved to include thermoelectrics, spintronics and thin film research.

Magnetism, phase transitions, and superconductivity are the main research topics that I worked on whilst at Imperial College. As part of my postdoc I was employed as a research associate on a Program grant: a cross-departmental collaborative project at Imperial College involving theorists, material scientists and physicists. My research aim was to develop manganite materials for solid state magnetic cooling, but due to crossover between projects I was often also involved with the electrocaloric side of the grant. For the majority of my PhD I worked with a consortium of European scientists on an FP7 grant entitled SSEEC, resulting in a working test system and an experimental standards paper. As part of the advanced characterisation techniques work package, I collaborated with each of the European partners on various materials, most specifically La(Fe,Si)13. This culminated in obtaining beamtime at ISIS for neutron spectroscopy, requiring networking with experienced scientists outside of my institution, as well as coordinating sample production with our German partners.