I graduated from my PhD at the University of Dundee in 2023 under the supervision of Prof. Cantrell and Prof. Lamond. My thesis focussed on leveraging large-scale proteomics and computational biology to characterise the murine and human immune system, with a focus on T cells and neutrophils. This led me to create the Immunological Proteome Resource (immpres.co.uk), an open access web application that integrates and enables the exploration of mass spectrometry-based immunoproteomics data. 

In 2024 I started working as a postdoctoral computational biologist within the Walmsley Group at the Centre for Inflammation Research, part of the University of Edinburgh. I expanded my research to include the proteomic characterisation of human leukocytes using mini-bulk (low cell number) and single cell proteomic workflows with the aim to define neutrophil and granulocyte functional capacities and phenotypes in homeostasis and chronic inflammatory disease. 

In November 2025 I was awarded a Wellcome Trust Early Career Award to carry out my independent research aiming to define neutrophil functional heterogeneity & dysfunction in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) using single cell proteomics.