Pioneering the community partnership strategy for commercial direct air capture (DAC) deployment. Designing and delivering the steps, tools, and principles to ensure each project centres equity and justice and is in alignment with local communities. I also lead the social science research on public perceptions and environmental justice, focusing on the Innovate-UK funded DAC pilot in Northeast England.

Led the social chapter of the Carbon Storage for Oxford project on the public perceptions of geological carbon storage, responsible for the research design, analysis and write-up of articles and reports. Researched net zero standards and target-setting, scope 3 emissions, and the use of market-based mechanisms with the policy and engagement team.

Researched developments around carbon dioxide removal, with a focus on markets, technologies and policy developments, producing succinct briefings, blogposts, and social media.

Paper title: 'The role of publics and deliberation at the environmental science-policy interface'Supporting the AGILE interdisciplinary Research Initiative at the Oxford Martin School on programme-level research and the role of the public in the environmental science-policy interface.