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I am a me​mber of the Cryogenic Team within the Experimental Operations Division Sample Environment Group at the ISIS Neutron and Muon Source. More specifically, I am responsible for the development and delivery of Ultra Low Temperature (sub 1K) sample environments. I also provide more general cryogenic support of the experimental program, along with the continued development of our current cryogenic systems.

I have a PhD in Low Temperature Physics, and have previously held a Marie Skłodowska-Curie funded position with a world-leading manufacturer of ultra-low temperature equipment.

I have extensive experience in the research and development of ultra-low temperature systems. My previous work has included studies of helium 3 and helium 4 at extremely low temperatures (down to 0.1mK), and commercial development of cooling stages that allow access to the sub-1mK regime.

My technical expertise includes helium-4 cryostats, helium-3 cryostats, dilution refrigerators and superconducting magnet systems. ​

I am fascinated by the extreme environments found at low temperatures. My research and development interests include ultra-low temperature physics, cryogenics, low temperature thermometry & electronics, and quantum fluids & solids.

Publications:
I am author/co-author of several papers concerning low temperature physics, recent publications are as follows: