About

I am an Assistant Professor of Physics at New York University. With the NYU Experimental Particle Physics group, I collaborate with scientists internationally on the ATLAS Experiment at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland.

My research currently focuses on ATLAS measurements of tau-lepton dipole moments to seek new physics, and the Inner Tracker (ITk) strip detector upgrade, around which I am building my group. I also have growing interests in collider probes of cosmic-ray physics. In the past, I explored Higgs physics, dark matter at colliders, and axion experiments.

Originally from London, UK, I completed my BA and PhD in Physics at the University of Oxford, and MSc at the Perimeter Institute and University of Waterloo. I was then appointed as a Grainger Fellow at the University of Chicago, and Junior Research Fellow at Trinity College, University of Cambridge before joining NYU in 2025.

I am the first in my family to study at university and am committed to supportive mentoring, especially those with similarly low participation in physics research. Recently, I co-led the first-gen panel at NYU CU*iP to help navigate academic challenges and foster belonging. I took science communication classes to expand my outreach. I also grow vegetables in the NYU Urban Farm Lab. I have grapheme–colour synaesthesia.