Some ideas begin with formal research. Others emerge from professional experience, observation, conversation or a line of poetry.
This page brings together my academic publications, doctoral research, professional essays, conference contributions and creative writing across clinical research, digital health, social media, food decision-making, project management, careers and the human side of change.
In Sickness and in Health: Clinical Research and Social Media
An examination of how social media is changing communication, participation and information-sharing across clinical research, healthcare and the pharmaceutical industry.
In Sickness and in Health: Clinical Research and Social Media
Explores the expanding role of social media in clinical research and the opportunities and responsibilities it creates for researchers, patients, healthcare professionals, regulators and pharmaceutical organisations.
Behind the Scenes: Online Food Ordering and Social Media Influence on Young Adult Food Consumption in New Zealand
Research into how digital environments, social media interactions and online food-ordering services influence the food-related decisions and experiences of young adults in New Zealand.
Publication status:Preprint. This work has not yet completed formal peer review.
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH PREPRINT | JUNE 2026
Scrolling Through the Plate
A qualitative study exploring why young adults photograph and share food through social media, and what these practices reveal about identity, connection, experience and digital food culture.
In Sickness and in Health: Clinical Research and Social Media
Explores the expanding role of social media in clinical research and the opportunities and responsibilities it creates for researchers, patients, healthcare professionals, regulators and pharmaceutical organisations.
Behind the Scenes: Online Food Ordering and Social Media Influence on Young Adult Food Consumption in New Zealand
Research into how digital environments, social media interactions and online food-ordering services influence the food-related decisions and experiences of young adults in New Zealand.
Publication status:Preprint. This work has not yet completed formal peer review.
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH PREPRINT | JUNE 2026
Scrolling Through the Plate
A qualitative study exploring why young adults photograph and share food through social media, and what these practices reveal about identity, connection, experience and digital food culture.
A reflection on ambient clinical documentation, the possibilities it creates and the human, operational and ethical questions that accompany its adoption.
My View: A Conductor for Medical Internet Research
A proposal for helping people navigate the overwhelming volume and uneven quality of health information available online through a collaborative national platform.
A published collection of Bengali poetry. My creative writing sits beside my professional and academic work because each begins with the same impulse: to observe closely, question what appears ordinary and translate experience into something that can be shared.
A personal and practical exploration of job loss, rejection, reinvention and navigating today’s employment landscape.
Button: Discover the Book
Ideas Are Better When They Travel
My work crosses research, digital health, project delivery, careers and creative expression. Despite their differences, the central question remains consistent:
How can ideas be translated into something useful, human and capable of creating change?
Some research outputs listed on this page are preprints and have not yet undergone formal peer review.
