Bio

I’m a PhD student in Computational Multi-omics at the University of Cambridge, where I study the shared genetic basis of human molecular traits and their causal roles in cardiometabolic disease. My research integrates statistical genetics, systems biology, and multi-omics to identify actionable disease mechanisms and support therapeutic discovery.

Outside of my PhD, I’m a Co-President of the Wolfson Entrepreneurship Society and software lead at Peter NeuroTech, a medical device start-up building assistive tools for individuals with Parkinson’s disease and Freezing of Gait. I lead the company’s research and software efforts.

Education

• Ph.D. Computational Multi-omics, University of Cambridge (2024–Present)
  
• MPhil Genomic Medicine (Distinction), University of Cambridge (2023–2024)
  
• BSc (Hons) Biology & Economics (2.1), University of St Andrews (2019–2023)

Experience

• Software Lead, Peter NeuroTech (2025–Present)
• Co-President, Wolfson Entrepreneurship Society (2025–Present) | Committee Member (2024–2025)
  
• Honours Project Student, University of St Andrews (2022–2023)
  
• Corporate Development Intern, NOV (June–July 2021)