My academic journey began in architecture, where I became interested in how technology could make design work more efficiently. That curiosity led me to pursue a Bachelor’s in Computing Systems and a Master’s in Artificial Intelligence.

After graduating I developed a system to monitor water pollution in England, addressing a major public gap. My interest in water, the environment, and public health naturally led me to pursue this PhD at the University of Bath, focusing on water-based epidemiology and One Health actions through data analytics and machine learning.

Outside research, I’m a creative person who enjoys drawing and sees coding as a form of art, where logic meets design.