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Research interests

My research focuses on detecting variations in the star-formation process within our galaxy, the Milky Way.

By studying these star-forming regions, and their environments, we can determine what is regulating the star-formation process on the scales of individual molecular clouds up to the scales of galaxies.

Selecting these young stars allows us to better understand the building blocks of galaxies like the Milky Way that we see today, as well as helping to uncover the nature of the galaxies that were responsible for re-ionising the Universe.

Education/Academic qualification

Astrophysics, Doctor of Philosophy, The Effect of the Large-Scale Structure of the Galaxy on Star Formation Properties, Liverpool John Moores University

Oct 2009Mar 2013

Award Date: 11 Sept 2013

Astrophysics, Master of Physics, University of Liverpool

Sept 2005May 2009

Award Date: 6 Jul 2009

External positions

Öpik Fellow, Armagh Observatory

1 Feb 202231 Dec 2024

PDRA, Liverpool John Moores University

3 Aug 201531 Jan 2022

PDRA, Observatoire Astronomique de Strasbourg

21 Jul 201420 Jul 2015

PDRA, Liverpool John Moores University

15 Mar 201314 Mar 2014

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