About Me
I'm a scientist with passion for research and development. Currently my focus is in two areas - Data Science and AI - although I keep a keen interest in various other fields of mathematics, physics, computer science, and philosophy. Day to day, I am busy at Peak developing our Artificial Intelligence System, designed to help other companies do great things with data. I have created this website to serve as a place where I can share a little bit about the projects I am working on; keep a blog regards AI and Data Science; get some web development practice; and where people can get in touch with me.
After a dual major in Physics and Mathematics at Griffith University, I completed a post-graduate research year calculating advection and diffusion in the human respiratory system using differential calculus and the Finite Volume Method. I then completed a PhD in statistical mechanics/physical chemistry in the Bernhardt group at the Queensland Micro- an Nanotechnology Centre, calculating free energy differences in non-equilibrium systems, using the work relations. After this, I moved to Manchester, UK, with my wife to join the Popelier research group, developing the worlds first entirely machine learned force-field for chemical simulation. Whilst I still enjoy collaborating with past groups, I am now working at Peak, as a data scientist, responsible for research and developmenta, where I can apply the diverse skills I have learned from the natural and formal sciences to the transformation of data big and small into business insight and solutons.
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