Passionate about Health Equity

Pneumonia is the largest infectous killer of children world-wide, killing over 880,000 children under 5 each year. The burden of pneumonia is disproportionality heavy in low-to-middle income countries.

Oxygen is a life-saving treatment for pneumonia.

Co-founding FREO₂ Foundation Australia in 2016, I am driven by the belief that Every health facility that cares for in-patients must have oxygen.

Many solutions that work in high-resource environments are just not appropriate in these areas due to logistics, cost and electricity availability. FREO₂ creates novel, appropriate technologies to increase oxygen access to those that need it the most.

Expert in Data Acquisition and Analysis

Since completing my PhD in Accelerator Physics in 2012, I have used my experience in experimental design to solve problems in industry and research settings. From small accelerometer loggers measuring glass vibrations to electronics correcting detector non-linearities in a GMP facility, I have supplied industry with high-tech, rapidly deployed solutions.

As part of my work with FREO₂, I have designed many bespoke data acquisition systems. These have been constructed to provide real-time data access proving our innovations in-situ.