Dominic completed his PhD in Mathematical Geomorphology at King's in June 2024, then joined the LEMONTREE project at the University of Reading as a postdoctoral researcher. In September 2025, he returned to KCL as a Lecturer in Physical Geography and Spatial Data Science.

Previously, Dominic planned and delivered guest lectures on the UN Sustainable Development Goals and ecological modelling, and worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in Environmental Data Analysis.

Research

• Aeolian geomorphology
• Mathematical modelling
• Computational modelling
• Forest ecology

Building on an academic background in Theoretical Physics (MPhys, Durham University 2018) and Non-Equilibrium Systems (MSc, KCL 2019), Dominic's research develops mathematical and computational models to better understand desert aeolian geomorphology, with a focus on barchan dune dynamics. At Reading, he also gained research experience in forest ecology and palaeoenvironmental science.

Dominic recently obtained a BSRG Early Career Grant from the British Sedimentological Research Group.

Teaching

Undergraduate

• 4SSG1008 Geography Tutorials: Critical Thinking & Techniques - Physical
• 5SSG2059 Foundations of Spatial Data Science
• 5SSG2060Principles of Spatial Data Science
• 5SSG2061 Geographical Research Skills - Electives
• 5SSG2062 BSc Geography Research Tutorials

Postgraduate

• 6SSG3077 Applications of Spatial Data Science
• 7SSGN110 Environmental Data Analysis

Further details

See Dominic's research profile