I obtained a degree in physics from the University of Bath. My PhD thesis, entitled 'The discovery of new functional oxides using combinatorial techniques and advanced data mining algorithms' was completed at the Centre for Computational Science (CCS) at University College London. Research interests include databases, data mining and machine learning. I currently work as a research engineer at MIT.

This website provides details of websites that I work on, web design projects, software development projects, Joomla! extensions, configuration guides and academic publications.

I have created Joomla! extensions (components and modules) which provide music management capabilities. It is primarily designed for artists who wish to organise and display their own work although it can also be used to manage a collection of purchased music. There is also a club component which provides management of club membership and sports teams.

At MIT, I am heavily involved with the MIMIC-II database, working with clinicians to run signal processing algorithms and develop predictive models. I am also responsible for the back-end systems administration and development of the public interface to MIMIC-II as well as the integration and collection of new data.