I am a PhD student in the Formal Analysis, Theory and Algorithms (FATA) research group in the School of Computing Science. I am also the present FATA seminar convenor.

My research interests include algorithmic graph theory and computational complexity. I am particularly interested in edge colouring problems and parameterised complexity.

Prior to starting my PhD, I completed an MSc in Applicable Mathematics at the London School of Economics and a BSc in Mathematics and Economics at Newcastle University.

• Dr Kitty Meeks
• Professor David Manlove

• CETL-MSOR Conference 2015, (London 8/9 September 2015). Presentation title: "Developing Mathematics Revision Resources for Economics Undergraduate Students".
• MATCH-UP 2017, (Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA 20/21 April 2017) 
• AlgoUK workshop, King’s College London (London 6/7 February 2018)
• Scottish Combinatorics Meeting 2018  (Edinburgh 26/27 April 2018)
• 2018 Colloquia in Combinatorics (London 8/9 May 2018). Poster title: "Subgraph Counting in Practice".
• The 3rd Glasgow Workshop on Mechanism Design and Behavioural Economics (Glasgow 18/19 May 2018)
• One-Day Meeting in Combinatorics (Oxford 23 May 2018)
• 25th Postgraduate Combinatorial Conference (London 4-6 June 2018). Presentation title: "Partitioning Edge-Coloured Graphs into Monochromatic Subgraphs".
• STOC 2018 (Los Angeles, California, USA 25-29 June 2018)
• AlgoUK workshop, Liverpool (Liverpool 19/20 September 2018)