I earned my PhD from the University of Cambridge, where I developed novel approaches to dental phenotype classification and analysis for quantifying and classifying human population structures. Following my PhD, I completed a joint postdoctoral fellowship at The Alan Turing Institute and the University of Cambridge as part of Professor Robert Foley’s Palaeoanalytics project, where I developed machine learning and computer vision software for the classification and quantification lithic technologies. I have also served as Associate Editor of PLOS ONE where I helped launch PLOS’ policies on inclusion in global research, and as Senior Data Scientist at Digital Science’s Dimensions database — the world's most advanced academic database.