What I Work On

Urban Analytics

Understanding how cities function through mobile phone data, social media, and other digital traces — from crowd size estimation to urban vibrancy to access to greenspace.

Transport & Mobility

Analysing patterns of human movement to understand inequality in access to transport, the affordability of public transit, and how COVID-19 restructured people's mobility.

Data Science for Policy

Bridging cutting-edge research and government decision-making — providing evidence to Parliament and co-designing research with teams at the Department for Transport, ONS, and 10 Downing Street.

AI & Society

Exploring how AI and large-scale data can be used responsibly and equitably, while addressing questions of bias, access, and public trust in data-driven systems.


Impact in Numbers

0 peer-reviewed publications
0 £M+ in research grants
0 Parliamentary Select Committees
0 PhD students supervised
0 countries with media coverage
0 postdoctoral researchers

Recent Highlights


Working with Partners

I actively seek collaborations with organisations outside academia — particularly in government, the public sector, and mission-driven industry. If you are working on challenges involving transport, cities, data, or AI and want to explore a research partnership, I welcome a conversation. Previous partners include: Department for Transport · Office for National Statistics · 10 Downing Street Data Science Team · Natural England · DEFRA · Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office · LV= / Allianz Insurance · City Science

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Current Projects

I am currently involved in a number of funded research projects in collaboration with government and industry partners, focusing on transport equity, urban environments, AI applications, and access to natural spaces. I also have an ongoing knowledge exchange project with the Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM) in Exeter, using data science to better understand and predict visitor patterns.