I graduated with First-Class Honors in Physics (BSc) from the University of the West of Scotland, where my undergraduate project focused on applying perturbation theory to a one-dimensional slanted infinite potential well. Through this work, I explored the effects of perturbation on classical quantum mechanical models and analyzed the corresponding wave functions as a function of the perturbation.Currently, I am pursuing a PhD at the University of Glasgow, where I am part of the Microelectronics (meLAB) group. In this research, I work on utilising plasma source technology to fabricate high-performance self-charging energy harvesting and sensing devices. This project also involves collaboration with the University of the West of Scotland's thin film group (ITFSI), allowing me to integrate state-of-the-art material processes with innovative electronic applications.I am passionate about advancing the field of material science, energy harvesting and sensing technologies, driving the development of greener, more environmentally friendly, and efficient solutions.