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Data scientist currently working at Trainline . Before that, I studied the solar wind for my PhD at Imperial College London , where I also completed my physics degree .
I enjoy having a play with data and seeing how it can help me with my other hobbies, such as cooking and photography.
I recently started writing a blog, with the most recent post below:
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- Hackathon using reinforcement learning to dis/charge a battery based on fluctuating energy price
- High altitude balloon that recorded images and atmospheric data to an altitude of 35km
- Visualisations made to explain space physics concepts
- Obsidian tutorial aimed at use in academia
- MSci project predicting solar wind conditions for Parker Solar Probe's first orbit
Try out my experimental cooking page. This is how I catalogue and take notes on recipes from around the internet. Created in Obsidian so that ingredients connect to recipes, which connect to cookbooks, which connects back to recipes and... you get the idea.
Read my publications from my time studying the solar wind with the Parker Solar Probe and Solar Orbiter missions. A full list can be found at Google Scholar .
I also created a short animation to describe my PhD (below), along with some other useful visualisations.
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