I am a postdoctoral researcher studying how environmental change and human activities affect seabirds, including light pollution, plastic pollution and climate change.. My research currently focuses on Arctic species, particularly the Little Auk, using biologging, behavioural analysis, and statistical modelling to understand migration, breeding phenology, and responses to climate change. I also work on light pollution and its impacts on seabird navigation and survival. In my role, I design and lead research projects, analyse large movement and behavioural datasets, supervise students, and collaborate internationally. Alongside research, I am active in science communication, peer review, and editorial work, aiming to translate ecological research into conservation-relevant insights.