Research Interests
21 cm Cosmology
Radio Receiver Calibration
Instrumentation for Radio Astronomy
Signal Processing
Optics for Radio Astronomy
Articles
(2) RHINO: A large horn antenna for detecting the 21cm global signal - P.Bull et al. (2025) [arXiv:2410.00076]
(1) Breaking up with the continuous exoplanet mass-radius relation - K. Edmondson, J.Norris, E. Kerins (2023) [arXiv:2310.16733]
Education
PhD Astrophysics, The University of Manchester (2024-)
MPhys Physics with Astrophysics, The University of Manchester (2019-2023)
Foundation Year: Physics, The University of Manchester (2018-2019)
Outreach
Bringing science to the masses and making it accessible is incredibly important
for creating new scientists and also helping everyone understand a little bit
more about how our universe works.
Above is the coolest photo you may ever see of me.
Before starting my PhD journey, I worked in Science Communication and Education
at Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre as an Explainer. Here, I would work with members of
the public to try and explain some of the science we do at the Observatory and around
the world. I feel very strongly about helping others gain more understanding with STEAM subjects,
encouraging everyone to get involved and I am always very happy to partipate in science outreach.
Other Passions
As well as my love for all things in the radio part of the spectrum, things in the optical
part of the spectrum are also incredibly nice to look at. I am also a keen photographer and
videographer. Below are some examples of my work:
