I have a variety of interests, the most significant of which are music and physics.
Currently, I am working with scientists and chefs from the Crossmodal research lab at Oxford on designing taste/sound experiments and experiences which you can read about here.
My most recent practice-based research is summarized in a critical self-reflective account that was completed as part of my MA in Opera Making from the Guildhall School. For those interested in a personal and honest account of how as opera is made and how a composer is fundamentally changed by the process, please take a read:
Guildhall Self-Reflective Account
Additionally, here are some recent academic papers:
Statistical Analysis of Timbre
And some thoughts on my own work:
TEDx Talk on my music, specifically Heat Death.
Beyond musical research, I have also spent time working in mechanical engineering. This work has also informed my composition, and I hope in the future to take these skills and use them to build new acoustic instruments. To find out more about my engineering work, please visit my Engineering Page.