About
I am currently lead software engineer at OpenBioSim where I develop open-source tools for the biomolecular simulation community. Prior to this, I worked as a research software engineer at the University of Bristol. In a previous life, I was a researcher in the field of statistical physics, where I worked on problems in soft matter, physical chemistry, and materials science. I am passionate about using computational methods to advance fundamental problems in an interdisciplinary setting.
Coding projects.
Nucleation from a pore.
Dynamic heterogeneity in a model glass former.