With over 15 years of global experience, I specialise in the structural evolution of timber and hybrid systems. My work bridges the gap between net-zero ambitions and building resilience and habitability, specifically targeting the complex vibration performance of lightweight floors. By integrating expertise in mass timber with a deep understanding of human response to vibration, I ensure that sustainable structures are as habitable as they are resilient.
In 2020, I was awarded the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship, followed by the L. J. Markwardt Award from the Forest Products Society (USA) in 2021.
Newcastle University SAgE Internal Funding • £4,260
Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation • £2,000
Royal Society Research Grants • £19,904
IStructE Undergraduate Research Grant 2024/25 • £800
Newcastle University • £20,000
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship • ID: 898216 • €224,933
Co-PI: Stana Zivanovic, University of Exeter, UK
2 x GCDC MEL-x2+GPS Accelerometer (2g sensor with GPS)
Ideal solution for weeks-long field vibration monitoring