About

I try and explore ideas by reading, writing, and building projects where philosophy, behavioural science, and design meet. Being & Thought brings those interests together in a collection of essays connecting neuroscience, philosophy, economics, art, and music. During my master's degree I built Libriax, a reading analytics platform that placed second in a public launch competition.

More recently I have built Behavioural Engines, which turns behavioural economic models into interactive simulations, and Behavioural Atlas, a 3D network mapping cognitive biases to the mechanisms behind them. Reading Rutger Bregman's Moral Ambition pushed me to ask how I could put my knowledge to use, and the result was School of Bias, an educational platform where every lesson is grounded in primary research.

Interests

Outside of work I read a lot of philosophy and literature. Karl Popper and Bertrand Russell are lasting favourites, though depending on the day it might be Nietzsche or John Stuart Mill, and in literature I love returning to McCarthy, Dostoyevsky, and Tolstoy. I play chess regularly and was part of the Manchester Chess Society during my undergraduate years.

I play competitive squash, having represented both the University of Manchester and the University of Glasgow, where I played at number one and won the 2025 University Championship. Running matters to me too, and I have tried to connect it with causes I care about, raising £675 for Alzheimer's research in an endurance run and £1,100 for cancer research at the Prague Marathon. I also play the saxophone, enjoy drawing, and have an interest in art, particularly German Expressionism, alongside architecture, history, and building scale models.