"I am a Lecturer in Publishing and Communications at the University of Melbourne, with over a decade of experience as a librarian and archivist across cultural institutions. My interdisciplinary research demonstrates how digital collections and computational methods can generate new ways of understanding Australian cultural history, and sits at the intersection of digital humanities, artificial intelligence, and book history.​ My current research includes studies of the Australian colonial press, where I use computational methods to reconstruct environmental and ecological histories; critical analysis of contemporary metadata standards across industry and cultural institutions; and collaborative research on the use of poetry in Australian parliamentary debate as recorded in Hansard (1901–2016). Across these projects, I develop large-scale datasets that support both historical research and critical analysis."