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I am a Postdoctoral Research Associate at The Alan Turing Institute researching on artificial intelligence, ethics, and data governance as part of the Ethics Theme of the Public Policy programme. I was awarded my interdisciplinary PhD in Computer Science at the Centre for Research into Information, Surveillance and Privacy (CRISP), University of St Andrews. My supervisors were Dr. Tristan Henderson and Professor Kirstie Ball. I am interested in the legal and technological applications in data protection, privacy, and data ethics, where my PhD research aimed to create a socio-technical data commons framework that helps data subjects protect their personal data under existing data protection, privacy, and information regulations. My PhD was generously funded by the University of St Andrews St Leonard's Interdisciplinary Scholarship.

In 2020-21, I was a Research Fellow at the Open Data Institute, focusing on data protection and governance in online teaching, learning analytics, and educational technology. I was a participant in the Fall 2021 Research Sprint on Alternative Data Futures: Cooperative Principles, Data Trusts, and the Digital Economy hosted by the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University in collaboration with the Platform Cooperativism Consortium at The New School.

I am an active speaker and enjoy communicating data protection and privacy-related topics to both academic and non-academic audiences. If you or your organisation may be interested in hosting an event on the topics below, please get in touch!