Research

I work at the intersections of research, design, and computation. Over the past few months, I've built this portfolio website's infrastructure from the ground up—designing, developing, and deploying a Next.js site on Vercel—which has given me a working command of modern web frameworks and the confidence to shape digital environments independently.

My scholarly workflow is grounded in rigorous knowledge-management practices. I organise long-form research through Zettelkasten-inflected systems and work extensively with Obsidian, Notion, and Zotero for bibliographic automation, structured note-making, and cross-platform archival tasks.

On the visual and editorial front, I use Canva and Affinity for image editing, layout, and presentation design, alongside AI-assisted web design. I am also gradually experimenting with lightweight Digital Humanities tools—Voyant and RAWGraphs—to explore how computational methods surface patterns across films, texts, and cultural datasets.

I am steadily expanding this skill set through hands-on projects that combine humanities inquiry with code, curation, and computational thinking, with a particular interest in the digital epistemologies that shape contemporary cultural research.