I am a 2nd year Observational Astrophysics PhD student at Lancaster University; and I work under Dr. Brooke Simmons. In short, I specialise in galaxy evolution, with a research focus on the physical interpretation of radio continuum emission, star formation, and AGN activity across cosmic time and environment. My work combines deep radio surveys, optical-infrared imaging, spectroscopy, and machine-learning techniques to address fundamental limitations in commonly used galaxy evolution diagnostics.

Aside from my PhD activities, I am also the President of the Zimbabwean Astronomical Society. This society was launched with the aims of improving access to Astronomy and STEM education in Zimbabwe.

I have a 1st class degree in astrophysics from Aberystwyth University (2020-2023), and I have had numerous research internships during my undergrad degree, namely at Oxford University, Paris-Saclay, and Aberystwyth University; as well as various grants and scholarships (mentioned in CV).

My CV can be accessed here, and my publication list can be accessed here.

If you are keen on getting in touch with me, feel free to email me here!