About Me

Originally trained as a biologist, I now work at the intersection of neuroscience, animal behaviour and engineering. I am also an artist and photographer.

 

Over a 16 year career as a researcher I have studied the behaviour of birds, ants and bees, using binoculars, microphones, cameras, computers and radar; all linked by a desire to understand how brains work.

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I recently decided to leave academic research to seek new challenges and put the skills I have developed to use in new areas.

 

My key skills are problem solving; experimental design and data collection; analysing and visualising data; writing for general and scientific audiences; editing and design; and spoken communication.