• Preparing the doctoral thesis as a monograph with Liverpool University Press.
• Ongoing research on Byron's arboreal imagery and Percy Shelley's water imagery and poetical shorescapes.
• Teaching an undergraduate module on Byron and Shelley; postgraduate module on birds in Romantic poetry.

• Supported the four-volume collection Death, Loss, Memory and Mourning in the Long Nineteenth Century, 1780–1914 (Routledge, 2025).
• Edited and proofread manuscripts, introductions, source descriptions, editorial headnotes, front matter, acknowledgments, indexes and references.

• Formatted and prepared book reviews in Romanticism for the BARS Review.
• Assisted with publication of one standard issue and one double issue; edited and formatted twenty-five reviews in total.

'Unapprehended Relations of Things': Remapping Mind and World in the Poetics of Nature in Byron and Shelley, 1816–1820

Supervisors: Professor Mark Sandy & Dr Emily Rohrbach
Examiners: Professor Jonathon Shears & Dr James Robinson

Dissertation: 'This Plant Resembles Me!': The Revolutionary Potential of the Botanical Landscape in the Works of Charlotte Smith.

• Planned, prepared, and led tutorials on the undergraduate module 'Introduction to Poetry'.
• Taught poetry from the early modern period to the contemporary.

• Assisted with preparation and on-the-day running of this multi-day conference.
• Authored the conference overview for the BARS Blog: 'The Shelley Conference 2024: Posthumous Poems, Posthumous Collaborations – Conference Report.'