I studied Physics at the University of Warwick before completing my PhD at the University College London. In 2014 I joined the University of Manchester as a postdoc before moving to MKI in July 2017.

My main research interests include:

• Galaxy cluster formation
• The impact of baryonic cluster astrophysics on observable properties
• The systematics of using clusters to probe cosmology
• Developing sophisticated post-processing mock observable software

Currently, my primary research is focused on understanding the formation and destruction of cool-core galaxy clusters in the largest volume of the IllutrisTNG simulations. Understanding the evolution of cool-core systems provides a wealth of information on how the baryonic processes, such as AGN feedback, influence galaxy clusters and their observable properties.