After completing a BMus in Music at King's College London, I was delighted to undertake an MPhil in Heritage Studies here at the University of Cambridge. I am now commencing my PhD research under the supervision of Dr Andreas Pantazatos and am honoured to have been awarded an ESRC funded studentship within the CAM Doctoral Training Partnership.
My primary research interests explore the relationship of the entanglement of neurodiversity, the politics of disability and identity within the fabrication of knowledge.
I am especially passionate and interested in fostering methodologies to increase neurodiverse participation, especially regarding the advancement and improvement of museological practice.
Graduate Member, Cambridge Heritage Research Centre
