I am currently employed as an FNRS researcher based in the EDDy lab at the University of Liège, investigating the interaction of 3D and 2D quantitative osteological morphology with phylogeny. I have a research background in Triassic vertebrate palaeontology, and I have had broad research interests in evolutionary sciences.

Until May 2021 I was working as part of the ERC TEMPO project of Prof. Roger Benson at the University of Oxford, acquiring and working with 3D scans to investigate large-scale patterns in tetrapod morphological evolution. Between 2017–2019 I was based in the Müller lab at the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin. I graduated from my PhD in 2017 with the Butler lab at the University of Birmingham. Get in touch for a detailed CV.

Please find links to PDFs of all my publications and data, and teaching resources. Do contact me if you need anything.