I’m a computer scientist specialising in AI applications in health and social care, passionately applying cutting-edge methods to bridge public health and social governance, and enable policy-makers and practitioners to tackle complex challenges more effectively. I focus on leveraging advanced machine-learning techniques, particularly deep-neural networks, to extract actionable insights from complex health datasets.

Currently, I serve as a Data Scientist at the NIHR Health Determinants Research Collaboration (HDRC) in Bradford, hosted by the City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council. In this role, I design, develop and deploy machine-learning solutions for community health assessment, social decision support and risk prediction.

I hold an MSc in AI from the University of Southampton, where I worked under Dr Nicolas Green, and a PhD in AI (Digital Health) from the University of Liverpool, supervised by Prof. Dominik Wojtczak.

Previously, I worked as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Urban Data Science at the University of Leeds, contributing to the ERC-funded Data Assimilation for Agent-Based Models (DUST) project under Prof. Nick Malleson.

(edited on Oct 2025)