About me
Currently, I am based at the École Normale Supérieure (Kastler-Brost Lab) in Paris working on imaging in complex and scattering environments as a (long-term visiting) postdoctoral fellow.
In my spare time I enjoy traveling, playing sport (running, cycling and skiing), good food, playing the clarinet and piano, educational/social outreach and relaxing with friends.
Research highlights
Ultrafast microscopy
My PhD focused on developing and applying pump-probe microscopy to directly visualise quasi-particle dynamics on the relevant ultrafast timescales and ultrasmall lengthscales in a range of materials
Neuronal Voltage Sensing
A current focus is the development of new techniques for quantitative sensing of membrane depolarisation in live cells to better understand cellular communication
RECENT
PUBLICATIONS
My research has included uncovering a new mechanism for long-range energy transport in a range of organic semiconductors at room temperature; optical techniques for steering chemical reactions crucial for the working of photovoltaic cells; and the fundamental role played by molecular vibrations in controlling energy transfer at material interfaces.
