I build research-driven software at the intersection of behavioural science, psychometrics, and public-interest technology. I care about tools that make complex systems easier to inspect, understand, and improve.
Based in London. Currently interested in reproducible science, thoughtful interfaces, and modern developer tooling.
A file-first atlas for comparing sensory-guided decision-making tasks in behavioural neuroscience. It connects operational task structure, provenance, open datasets, implementations, and reproducible analysis expectations.
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An interactive policy tool for exploring the trade-offs involved in funding the NHS—turning an abstract national budget into a legible set of choices.
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- gist — a Rust CLI for retrieving and summarising academic abstracts.
- dotfiles — a small record of the tools and preferences behind my development environment.
- Make the reasoning visible, not just the result.
- Prefer reproducible workflows over undocumented craft.
- Treat interface quality as part of technical correctness.
- Keep tools small enough to understand and useful enough to matter.