I am currently a Hertz Postdoctoral Fellow in History and Philosophy of Physics at the University of Bonn.
Before this, I completed a DPhil (a.k.a. a Ph.D.) in Philosophy at the University of Oxford supported by a Clarendon scholarship at Reuben College.
Concurrently with my DPhil, I was a Postdoctoral Visiting Fellow at the Barrio RQI research group who themselves are mostly at the University of Waterloo and Perimeter Institute.
Prior to beginning my DPhil, I completed Oxford's one-year MSt in Philosophy of Physics at Pembroke College. This is an excellent program for philosophically-minded physicists.
Before my switch to philosophy of physics, I completed my Ph.D. in Physics-Quantum Information at the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) in the University of Waterloo (UW).
At UW I worked with Eduardo Martin-Martinez (Barrio RQI) and Robert B. Mann.
My previous Ph.D. thesis (arxiv) established the foundations of the Interpolated Collision Model formalism, a tool for studying the dynamics of open quantum systems undergoing generic repeated updates.
This formalism has been applied to study purification, thermalization, friction and most recently the Unruh Effect.