My vision is to build systems/technologies that will help transition hydrocarbon assets into low-cost hydrogen producers. I am a Lecturer at Brunel University, leading the Global Innovation Pathway for the Global Challenges Program. I have had over a decade of work experience in the energy space.

I have a PhD in Chemical Engineering from Teesside University and an MSc in Petroleum Engineering and Project Development, jointly awarded by the Institute of Petroleum Studies and the French Petroleum Institute. My research is focused on Energy transition and decarbonization, sustainable technologies for extracting fossil fuels, and energy economics. I actively participate in interdisciplinary research involving climate change and the development of low-carbon energy sources.