My teaching activity combines undergraduate physics education with postgraduate work connected to space science and the near-Earth environment.
My research focused on Sun-Earth interaction, geomagnetism, the magnetosphere, and auroral phenomena, developed through academic collaboration, project work, and the study of the physical mechanisms that connect solar activity with the terrestrial environment.
My commitment to making space science and technology visible in applied contexts involves linking the physics of Sun-Earth interaction with practical uses and developments that help address real scientific and technological challenges.
My outreach activities are aimed at making space science and technology more visible, explaining the physics of Sun-Earth interaction in accessible terms, and helping wider audiences understand the connection between space science and technology.
Beyond academic work, I enjoy music in many different forms and sport, both of which remain a valuable part of my daily perspective and balance.
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