I am an environmental sustainability scientist with a broad range of modelling experience in sustainability assessment of products and services. I have a solid theoretical base, complemented by a rich industry experience, which allowed me to work with a multitude of stakeholders along international supply chains. I have a successful track record in Life Cycle Analysis (LCA), Environmental Input-Output (EIO) and Energy System modelling, subjects that I find particularly stimulating.

My current research focuses on Greenhouse Gas Removal(GGR) scale up in the UK and abroad. As UCL Co-PI of the CO2RE Hub, I am coordinating the development of a GGR evaluation framework to inform sustainable GGR scale up in the UK. I am also the GGR-Demonstrators programme coordinator of Life Cycle Assessment methods for GGR evaluation.

Another key part of my current research is dedicated to the co-creation with non-academic partners of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) assessment tools tailored for informing decision-making at local authority level. To this end, I am working with Cambridgeshire County Council in a Net Zero Innovation project funded by the Local Government Association, co-creating fit-for-purpose tools to help estimation of council's scope 3 emissions and enable collaboration with its suppliers for a joined transition to net zero. Find out more about our project here.