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I was an undergraduate at York, then a PhD student at Cambridge, and had postdoctoral positions at Paris and London, supported by ANR and the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851. I then had a lectureship at Kent, before returning to York in 2021. My research is currently supported by EPSRC early career fellowship EP/V00090X/1
My research is focused on the connections between combinatorics, Lie theory, knot theory, and categorical representation theory. I spend a lot of time thinking about symmetric groups, complex reflection groups and their Cherednik algebras, Kronecker coefficients, p-Kazhdan—Lusztig polynomials, and anti-spherical Hecke categories.
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