Institution

University of Edinburgh

Based in

United Kingdom , Newcastle

Languages

English

Short Bio

As an undergraduate at Cambridge University I studied Veterinary Medicine, intercalating to gain a bachelor's degree in Zoology with an emphasis on population dynamics and evolution in 2014. After graduating with my veterinary degree in 2017, I spent three years working as a veterinary surgeon in clinical practice. I returned to university in 2020 to study a human-oriented master's by research in Epidemiology at Newcastle University. During my MRes I focused on infectious diseases and global health, including modelling the impacts of COVID-19 control measures on other communicable diseases. In 2021 I started my PhD studentship at Edinburgh modelling antimicrobial resistance epidemiology from a One Health perspective using System Dynamics, supervised by Dominic Moran, Andy Peters and Adrian Muwonge. I have a broad range of academic and non-academic interests and am drawn to both the interdisciplinary nature of One Health research and the vital importance of its aims.

Other Expertise

AMR Epidemiology Systems Approach Veterinary Public Health Livestock Systems Infectious Disease Dynamics Veterinary Medicine