About me
I am a Research Fellow at LSE Cities, where I lead spatial analysis across a wide range of projects, applying both technical and critical approaches to understand urban complexity. I am an urban researcher and socio-spatial data analyst whose interdisciplinary training in engineering, sociology, and planning informs my approach to studying cities at different scales. My work bridges research, policy, and practice, combining comparative urban analysis with a focus on socio-spatial inequalities. My research spans urban health, sustainable development, urban mobility, and public space, and I have worked on projects across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Gulf. I teach and present my work in the UK and internationally. My research is shared through diverse formats—from academic publications, policy reports, and blogs to comparative mapping, art-in-policy exhibitions, serious games, and digital outputs—reflecting my commitment to human-centred, accessible, and visually engaging research that promotes knowledge exchange and real-world impact. Careers often involve making sense of a piecemeal process, and I can try to offer guidance, perspective, and support as you navigate your own path.
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