CV

2006‑2010	DPhil Earth Sciences, University of Oxford. Imaging the Earth: Methods and Algorithms for Global Seismic Tomography. Supervisor: Prof. J.H. Woodhouse, FRS.
2002-2006	BA (Hons.)/MSci Natural Sciences (Physics), University of Cambridge.

2021‑	Department of Earth Sciences, Durham University. Assistant Professor (2021-2023); Associate Professor (2023-present).
2016‑2021	Research School of Earth Sciences, The Australian National University. Fellow.
2011‑2016	Department of Earth Sciences, Utrecht University. Postdoctoral researcher.

2023‑	Secretary, IUGG Commission on Mathematical Geophysics.
2022‑	External Examiner, MRes Environmental Data Science, University of Cambridge.
2021‑	Departmental IT Lead, Department of Earth Sciences, Durham University.
2020‑	Editor, Geophysical Journal International.
2018‑	Director, InLab.
2020‑2022	Seismology Steering Committee member, CIG.

2021‑	Honorary Senior Lecturer, Research School of Earth Sciences, The Australian National University
2018‑2021	ARC DECRA Fellowship
2019	Geophysical Journal International Outstanding Reviewer citation
2016	Geophysical Journal International Outstanding Reviewer citation
2010	Geophysical Journal International Student Author Award

I have been formally named as supervisor for the following completed PhD theses:

Buse Turunçtur, Studies in sparsity constrained appraches to geophysical inversion, The Australian National University, submitted.
Matthias Scheiter, Studies in Monte Carlo inversion and generative deep learning, The Australian National University, 2024.
Suzanne Atkins, Finding the patterns in mantle convection, Utrecht University, 2017.
Paul Käufl, Rapid probabilistic source inversion using pattern recognition, Utrecht University, 2016.
Ralph de Wit, Revisiting Earth’s radial seismic structure with a Bayesian neural network approach, Utrecht University, 2015.

In addition, I have served as a thesis committee member or informal advisor for numerous students.