My MSCA fellowship project ‘FORWARD’ focused on developing Bayesian methods of understanding the full, correlated error budget of 21cm experiments like HERA, EDGES and the SKA.

At ASU, I worked with the HERA interferometer and the EDGES global signal experiment, as well as leading development of the 21cmFAST simulation package. For HERA, I helped lead the Validation team, designing and running some of the most sophisticated instrumental simulations in the world. For EDGES, I have developed a new robust analysis pipeline to help confirm the potential first-ever detection of Cosmic Dawn.

At ICRAR-Curtin, I worked within the EoR group, developing theoretical models in the context of the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA). I contributed to models of the ionosphere, as well improving statistical models of bright foregrounds.

Thesis: “Next-Generation tools for next-generation surveys”. Supervised by Prof. Chris Power and Prof. Aaron Robotham.