I obtained a Master’s degree (MSci in physics) and PhD (in experimental quantum mechanics) from Imperial College London, UK. I then spent eight years at the University of Innsbruck, Austria, and wrote my habilitation on my work there, developing scalable architectures for quantum computers. Given an abiding interest in the relationship between science and religion, I completed another Master’s degree (MA in theology from the University of Chester) considering how faith is understood by various parties in discourse on the relationship between Christianity and science. Since 2015 I have worked at the University of Hong Kong, where I am the Associate Director of the Faith and Science Collaborative Research Forum.