I completed an SSA Fellowship between 2021 and 2024, which advanced our understanding of the factors that influence young adults’ perceptions of vaping harms and how perceptions can be modified.

Read more here and a key publication here.

I am working with Evidence to Impact, a non-profit, on vaping and smoking prevention materials delivered in UK schools.

Read more here and our latest publication here.

I was a co-investigator on a project that examines adults' responses to standardising nicotine pouch packaging (funder: Research England) and a collaborator on a project that examines youth and adult responses to e-cigarette marketing and packaging (funder: Cancer Research UK).

Read more here and a key publication here.

I am a co-investigator on a CRUK project exploring patterns and perceptions of non-cigarette tobacco use and barriers and facilitators for cessation, in collaboration with colleagues at University College London.

Read one of our preprints here.

I have led work finding that only a quarter of adults in Great Britain accurately perceived that cigarette filters do not reduce smoking harms.

See publication here.

I have been involved in several projects evaluating the impact of banning menthol in cigarettes. We found that banning menthol reduced the proportion of youth who smoke menthol cigarettes, but that regulatory loopholes exist (e.g., flavoured filters, flavour cards that are sold separately and are not covered by a menthol ban).

Read more here and a key publication here.