- 🔭 I'm an epidemiologist and horror author with an interest in how disease tranmission and population dynamics interact over long time periods
- 🌱 I’m currently learning how to get better at mathematical notation
- 👯 I’m doing a PhD in Biology at the University of Sussex and APHA working on "Understanding transmission pathways of European Bat Lyssavirus 1 (rabies) to inform control strategies"
- 🤔 I’m looking for help with tidying code.
- 💬 Ask me about: mathematical modelling, LaTeX, and tidyverse plots
- 📫 How to reach me: [email protected]
- 😄 Pronouns: she/her
- ⚡ Fun fact: The viruses I've been researching have come continuously more lethal throughout my career so far.
- developing novel methods in palaeoepidemiology (collaboration)
- anaylsis and modelling of phenotypic plasticity and behaviour in Daphnia magna in response to toxins (started during my undegrad)
- mathematical modelling of haemorrhagic fever transmission (started during my masters)
- evolution of filovirus endogenous element
- quantum biology modelling (started during my undergrad)
- bat parasitology (data collection for https://batbase.org)
- other palaeontology side projects (started during my undergrad)
- Quantumlandbooks (Horror novels)
- MTG Explains Science (Magic the Gathering meets science communication blog)
- Magic (Magic the Gathering game statistics)
- Sumeru Journal Club (Genshin Impact theorycrafting)
- gene duplications in Hexacorallia (MSc in Genetics, presented at SMBE 2023)
- phenotypic plasticity of Daphnia magna (BSc. in Genetics, published here)
- evolution of collagen (literature review and independent research project, BSc. in Genetics)
- bat ecology and preservation in NRW, Germany (as part of "Arbeitskreis für Artenvielfalt)
- colour changes in butterfly wings (published here)