My current research interests include modelling aerosol transport and indoor air, with a focus on airborne disease transmission and infection risk in indoor environments. I use a combination of mathematical models, numerical methods, probabilistic and stochastic methods, and airflow simulations to develop new modelling techniques that better capture dynamics of complex indoor environments e.g., airflow and ventilation, transient behaviour, multi-zone environments. I am particularly interested in the application of these models to healthcare settings.

My broader research interests include disease transmission, indoor air quality, ventilation, mathematical biology and epidemiology, and fluid dynamics.