I am a PhD researcher specializing in air quality, combining technical expertise and a passion for creating healthier urban environments. My current research focuses on measuring the effect different interventions have on air quality, leveraging advanced analytical tools to deliver actionable insights.
I have extensive experience using R, including for machine learning applications, and I am proficient in QGIS for spatial data analysis. These technical skills underpin my ability to extract meaningful patterns and develop innovative solutions to complex environmental challenges.
Recently, I collaborated with the transport team at Leicester City Council to analyse travel survey data, providing insights to promote sustainable commuting practices. This experience allowed me to apply my technical expertise to real-world problems and engage with professionals in urban development, public transport, and policy.
I am eager to continue bridging the gap between research and practice, using data-driven approaches to improve air quality and foster sustainable urban development. Please connect if you’re interested in environmental research, urban planning, or leveraging data for impactful change.