Envision a world where technology brings the invisible to light-where we can detect hidden dangers like cancer, uncover concealed weapons, or even understand what plants need by 'listening' to them. As an electrical engineering lecturer at UNSW, I'm driven by a passion to transform these futuristic concepts into reality.

While the technology itself is captivating, my true mission is to inspire and mentor the next generation of engineers, particularly young women. In a field where women remain underrepresented, I'm committed to igniting curiosity and encouraging everyone to 'axolotl' questions. It's these inquisitive minds that drive innovation, solve complex problems, and ultimately create a smarter, safer world.

Beyond the lab and classroom, I'm actively involved in the community, sharing my passion for engineering through public talks, outreach events, and mentoring. My journey began with a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Adelaide, where I explored the intricate world of applied electromagnetics at high frequencies, laying the groundwork for my current work. I later served as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne, where I was honored with an Outreach award for my efforts in engaging the community.