I am a physical oceanographer specialising in numerical ocean modelling, with a particular interest in understanding how marine systems respond to environmental change. My research spans physical and biophysical modelling, sediment dynamics, and climate-driven processes, with applications across blue carbon, marine renewable energy, and ecosystem resilience.

• Blue carbon and carbon cycling in subtidal sedimentary systems
• Palaeotidal modelling and long-term hydrodynamic evolution
• Climate change impacts on marine ecosystems and coastal resilience
• Sediment dynamics and seabed processes
• Marine spatial planning, conservation, and blue carbon governance
• Marine renewable energy

I lead Bangor University's Blue Carbon Special Interest Group and am committed to open, reproducible science and bilingual (Welsh/English) public engagement.

I have a range of research interests where postgraduate and PhD projects can be developed. My core focus is on blue carbon - particularly long-term carbon storage in subtidal sedimentary systems, palaeotidal modelling, and coastal processes influencing long-term carbon dynamics. I also welcome enquiries in the following areas:

• Tidal modelling (past, present or future)
• Marine renewable energy
• Dispersal of marine organisms (including invasive species and aquaculture)

If you are interested in developing a project in any of these areas, please contact me by email in the first instance.