• Initiated and led the organisation of the Women in STEM Hackathon 2026 with Piscopia: secured funding, put together the list of project ideas and the introductory talks, designed the project scoring rubric, and invited lecturers to judge the teams’ work. I also gave a vibe-coding talk demonstrating two routes: building and sharing a project webpage (like the hackathon site) in a few prompts with Codex in the browser and GitHub, or, for more analytical projects, using Kaggle data and notebooks with Gemini in Colab to help write the analysis code. (repo)
• Part of Piscopia’s Local Committee.
• QMUL PhD Rep since Nov 2022.
• Contributed to the History of Maths QMUL: led Chapter 4, Laws, Limits, and Randomness, and solely wrote Chapter 7, The Theory that would not die: Bayesian Probability.
• Other: organise Christmas dinners, social sec of rowing, help organise the QMUL Undergraduate Research Seminars.