Teaching & Mentorship
I regularly go beyond my formal role to support students across multiple career stages. Key areas of contribution include:
University Teaching
Instructor and guest lecturer at QMUL, leading sessions on experimental methods, statistics, machine learning and computing for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Doctoral Training
Course leader for the QMUL doctoral computing programme, tutor at the STFC HEP Summer School and organiser of ATLAS UK workshops, supporting PhD students through advanced tutorials and skills development.
Research Mentorship
Mentor of PhD students, principal investigator for a SEPnet-funded undergraduate research project on EFT+PDF fits at QMUL.
Outreach & Public Engagement
I actively contribute to outreach initiatives that promote inclusion and accessibility in physics. In recognition of this work, I received the SEPnet Public Engagement Award and was featured in Womanthology. Highlights include:
Schools Outreach
Design and deliver hands-on activities and talks for school students, including LEGO-based workshops, summer-school sessions and work-experience placements, to support early engagement with STEM.
Widening Participation
Speaker for programmes supporting students from under-represented backgrounds (e.g. Queen Mary Futures, Girls Into Physics), highlighting pathways into particle physics and addressing the gender gap in STEM.
Public Engagement
Contribute to public-facing events (e.g. CERN International Masterclass, Soapbox Science) and develop multilingual resources (e.g. SBND experiment colouring book) to make physics accessible for non-specialist audiences.