I completed my undergraduate degree in Natural Sciences at Cambridge, specialising in Experimental Psychology. My focus was on developmental psychology, and learning and motivation. My undergraduate research project investigated executive inhibition in young children. I have also worked on research testing the effects of synaesthesia on memory, and the effects of mild depression on judgement of contingencies.

I am currently working at the Hygiene Centre on the Hygiene-Wired study, which will measure the impact of different interventions on hand washing behaviour in public toilets. This aims to give insight into the behaviour change of handwashing with soap.