Research

My academic work is centered around understanding and preventing emerging crime threats. During my PhD, I investigated why people are bad at detecting online scams. These experiments led to the development of adversarial training and novel e-mail features to improve people's ability to detect phishing e-mails.

Now, as a postdoctoral research fellow in the Dawes Centre for Future Crime at University College London (UCL), I research crime threats that may be enabled or facilitated by climate change and robotic technologies. Part of this work involves working with senior experts from government and industry to help shape policies to prevent the identified threats.