I am a researcher and lecturer specializing in microwave, millimeter-wave, terahertz, and infrared metamaterials and metasurfaces, with a focus on tuning technologies and reflectarray antennas for telecommunications and satellite systems. I earned my PhD from the University of Birmingham, where I contributed to several EPSRC-funded projects, including SYMETA and ANISAT, developing 3D-printed artificial dielectrics and anisotropic metamaterials. My work also includes designing electro-optical emissivity control metasurfaces under DSTL funding. I hold an Advance HE Fellowship and have served as a research fellow at leading UK institutions. Currently, I lecture in electronic and electrical engineering, bridging advanced research with academic teaching. My research aims to advance the design and application of tunable electromagnetic materials for next-generation communication and satellite technologies.