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The Raspberry Pi Computing Education Research Centre was established in July 2021 and is based in the Department of Computer Science and Technology at the University of Cambridge. The Centre is a joint initiative between the University and the Raspberry Pi Foundation and seeks to increase our understanding of teaching and learning computing, computer science, and associated subjects, with a particular focus on young people who are from backgrounds that are traditionally under-represented in the field of computing or who experience educational disadvantage.

I'm a third year PhD student at the Raspberry Pi Computing Education Research Centre, supervised by Dr. Sue Sentance. I'm interested in exploring how to teach programming to primary/secondary school students, with the hope of helping more pupils to enjoy, engage with, and achieve in computing.

I’m a PhD student here at the University of Cambridge studying Computational Linguistics. My research involves using artificial neural networks to study the early stages of child language acquisition and I am supervised by Paula Buttery.

I am the Project Manager for Isaac Online, a free online learning platform comprising 

My research focuses on machine learning and deep learning for natural language processing, including real-world applications in education, healthcare, creativity, social media and finance, such as grammatical error correction, automated assessment, summarisation, machine translation, textual information extraction, text classification, emotion detection, and sentiment analysis.