How would you summarize your personal research?
I originally trained as a physicist, before moving into IT and consequently have a particular interest in physical computing, which has proved useful in several of the research projects I have been involved with. Additionally, I have worked on a number of software development projects ranging from embedded systems and mobile development through to web development.
What is your favourite thing about CASA?
It’s a friendly place inhabited by world class researchers, that undertakes particularly interesting research.
What has been your experience of living in London?
I like living and working in London, although the beer can be pricey.
What is the most useful thing you’ve learned since you arrived at CASA?
I have learnt many useful things since I’ve been at CASA, for example how to create a ‘chat bot’ or how to set up an SMS Gateway.
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