I studied at the University of Southampton from 2016 to 2020, where I achieved an Integrated Master of Science Degree in Biology with First Class Honours. 

In my third year, I completed a project with the Thames Valley Police Forensic Screening Unit in Kidlington, validating the Crime-Lite ML2. This led to the implementation of ML2 in the standard operating procedures at the FSU. 

In my final year, I completed a research project entitled "The effects of vitamin D perfusion on the expression of vitamin D transport and metabolism genes within the human placenta" with the Placenta Lab at Southampton General Hospital. 

I am now reading for a DPhil in Women's and Reproductive Health under the supervision of Professor Manu Vatish. My research is focused on predicting sepsis in neonates admitted to the NICU using immune cell activation status. This is an MRC-funded iCASE project, partnered with Sysmex Europe.