Secured £2.33M as sole PI and £4.39M total since joining QMUL in 2022, spanning EPSRC, the Royal Society, EU, and industry partners including Ceres Power and UBH Group.

Established ultrafast high temperature sintering as an internationally recognised paradigm, independently adopted by groups across China, the USA, and Europe.

Manages  MagMat (https://www.magmat.sems.qmul.ac.uk), the UK's only strong magnetic field processing platform, operated as an open access facility serving four QMUL divisions and international visitors.

Demonstrated the world's first cold sintering of van der Waals layered compounds, opening low temperature recycling and processing routes for lithium ion battery electrodes.

IOM3 Pfeil Award winner (2022), top 2% of scientists globally (Stanford/Elsevier, 2020–2026), 28 granted patents, 13,000+ citations, h-index 63.