I do lots of things. My actual, real job, which I spend most of my time doing, is being a trainee patent attorney at Boult Wade Tennant in London.

In addition, I run a literary magazine and I’m involved with various Labour Party groups. I also have a PhD in physics from Imperial, and I’ve previously worked as a data scientist.

Besides all that, I enjoy sailing (see left) and skiing, keeping up-to-date with what’s going on in physics, playing the piano, going to the theatre, learning dead languages, and using ‘playing cricket’ as an excuse to go to the pub. I’m also learning to row, which is a lot of fun, and I sing in a choir.

You can also check out my LinkedIn. The best way to get in touch with me is by email. Link in the footer.

Projects

Tamarind Literary Magazine

TAMARIND is a literary magazine which publishes short stories about science, scientists, and the interaction between science and society. I started it in 2020 with two friends from university after we became frustrated with the way science and scientists were depicted in media. We’re now on our sixth issue and going strong!

Labour for the Constitution

Labour for the Constitution is a group of Labour Party members who are trying to improve the understanding of Britain’s uncodified constitution within the party. We hope that any future Labour reforms of the way our country runs will be designed to strengthen our constitution’s fundamental virtues.