I obtained a Bsc (Hons) in Environmental Sciences with a Year Abroad from the University of East Anglia in 2017.

In 2017 I also completed a summer internship position with the Carbon Related Atmospheric Measurements (CRAM) research group at UEA. I analysed atmospheric CO₂ and O₂ Atlantic transect measurments from the 'Cap San Lorenzo' container ship for the year 2016 in order to determine if the equatorial bulge in APO was missing over the Atlantic as it was in 2015, thus contributing to the presentation of this material at the 2017 International Carbon Dioxide Conference.

Following this I went to complete a MSc in Climate Change at UEA with a dissertation project og "Investigating the sources of CO₂ arriving at Weybourne Atmospheric Observatory using a multi-tracer approach".

For my current research I am using long-term measurments taken at Weybourne Atmospheric Observatory to investigate methods of using multi-species tracers to partition and quantifiy sources of atmospheric CO₂, with the working title of "Using multi-species atmospheric greenhouse gas measurements to investigate climate change".

• 2018 - Present: University of East Anglia; EnvEast DTP - PhD "Using multi-species atmospheric greenhouse gas measurements to investigate climate change"
• 2017-2018: University of East Anglia - Msc Climate Change
• 2013-2017: University of East Anglia - BSc Environmental Science with a Year Abroad