Academic Profile
Academic Profile
Applied mathematics, mathematical physics, research, publications and academic education experience supporting teaching across school and university contexts.
Alongside my school-based teaching, I maintain an academic profile in applied mathematics, mathematical physics and mathematical modelling. This academic background strengthens my teaching by allowing me to connect school mathematics and physics with advanced study, research and real-world applications.
Academic interests
- applied mathematics and mathematical physics
- mathematical modelling and scientific computation
- differential equations, numerical methods and complex analysis
- mechanics, relativity and electrowetting
- series involving floor and ceiling functions
- mathematics education and transition to advanced study
Research background
My MSc thesis at Imperial College London explored local solutions to electro-capillary phenomena near sharp corners. My undergraduate research included numerical methods for nonlinear equations, fuzzy set theory, and formulae for series involving floor and ceiling functions.
I have published and co-authored work in mathematics and mathematical modelling, and I have presented research at an international engineering mathematics conference in London.
Teaching connection
My research background informs my teaching through precision, structure and depth. I value accurate mathematical language, carefully connected explanations and the ability to support students who are curious about advanced mathematics, physics, engineering and university-level study.