It’s the end of the year — again — and I’ve spent far too long scrolling through LinkedIn feeds, wondering what exactly I’m meant to reflect upon this time. (And yes, I told myself it was “research”. Mostly, it was an excuse to avoid writing.) The internet, ever helpful, was full of people asking their children profound questions like: “What made you feel proud this year?”“What did you...
Ah, here we are — back again, tea steaming, heart a little lighter, mind full of ideas. After last week’s heavy truths about the unseen labour women carry in male-dominated spaces, I promised we’d turn towards something hopeful: how to navigate it all with grace, strategy, and self-respect. So let’s talk solutions — practical, human-centred ones. Because change doesn’t come from grand gestures...
There’s a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from knowing you’re working twice as hard just to be seen as on par. It doesn’t come from long hours or tight deadlines — though those are part of it. No, this fatigue is quieter, deeper. It’s the slow burn of constantly proving yourself, of navigating assumptions about your role before you’ve even spoken, of adjusting your voice so it sounds...
Well now, after a blissfully unstructured two-week pause—largely due to life having its own agenda (and no, it wasn’t me being lazy!), I’m back, tea in hand, kettle on, and ready to share some thoughts from my recent trip to the IET Powering Net Zero Conference, where I had the pleasure of speaking as an invited guest. It was a beautifully choreographed confluence of three distinct tracks: power...
Proud Mom. Lead R&D Engineer at PNDC, University of Strathclyde. Oxford Martin Fellow and Oxford policy engagement network KE fellow. Interests in energy technology, policy and sustainable system. Current research areas include the decarbonisation of heat, transport and electricity and the role of hydrogen in decarbonisation.