In August 2019, I started as a Lecturer at the Institute of Health Informatics, teaching mainly on the Health Data Science and Health Data Analytics course. Since joining the institute I have published high impact articles both of relevance to the COVID-19 pandemic, and in the field of Electronic Health Records, examining adverse effects of anti-psychotic polypharmacy. co-investigator on a HDR UK Discretionary Found proposal on rare disease phenomics and a MRC Neurosciences & Mental Health Research Grant.

Before starting at the IHI I was a Post doc at the UCL Division of Psychiatry, where I was awarded the 2016 Margaret Temple grant for schizophrenia research by the British Medical Association, for a project examining rare high-risk genetic variants linked to schizophrenia, studying their impact on cognition and other biomarks associated with the disorder.

My Background is in Biology and Psychology and during my PhD education at Copenhagen University in Denmark I had several research stays; as a Marie-Curie research fellow at DeCode Genetics in Reykjavik, Iceland, and as a visiting researcher at the SGDP at the Institute of Psychiatry at Kings College London.