Professional Summary
I am an interdisciplinary space researcher with an academic foundation in astrophysics (MSc, University of Glasgow), driven by a mission to apply scientific knowledge toward advancing space sustainability, accessibility, and peaceful exploration.
As Head of Research & Development at Space Point Publications, I lead efforts to make space science more engaging and accessible across disciplines, particularly for underrepresented and global communities. My work focuses on bridging the gap between technical knowledge and inclusive communication, challenging the notion that space is reserved for a select few.
My research experience includes contributions to space law and governance, including co-authoring work on space resource regulation and exploring legal-technical challenges related to SETI and extraterrestrial engagement. I am a member of the SGAC Space Sustainability and Safety Project Group, where I collaborate on forward-looking policy work, and a fellow of the Kectil Youth Program, committed to youth leadership for global impact.
Ultimately, my goal is to contribute to preserving outer space as a tool for peaceful advancement, discovery, and sustainable development—for all generations and all people. I am particularly interested in roles that allow me to apply my scientific training to impactful, interdisciplinary work in space governance, public engagement, and the advancement of knowledge about our universe.