I am a PhD student on the PeatFor project. I use eddy covariance methods to investigate the carbon and GHG dynamics of afforested peatlands at an ecosystem level.

Prior to this, I completed an MSc in Environmental Science at Trinity College Dublin where my research focused on identifying the key drivers of nitrous oxide emissions from raised bogs in Ireland. I also hold a H. Dip. in Data Analytics in which I combined geophysical and meteorological data to build a statistical model to identify weather phenomena in the ambient noise changes recorded in seismic signal using high-frequency spectral analysis.

I am also enthusiastic about Science Communication and finding new ways to exchange knowledge in interactive, memorable environments.