A: I feel like now that I'm done grad school I have a chance to recalibrate my hobbies and interests, find new ways of spending my time and developing other interests. So far I've started reading for enjoyment, doing more physical activity like biking, even when it's too cold out, and going to the gym. I've also started cooking at home more, though so far I'm still not great at it!

A: I think I'm good at making folks feel comfortable, I've heard that I can be very approachable and put people at ease. I think this is something I'm happy to do, and a bit proud of. I have some other more explicit things to mention perhaps, but you'll have to ask me yourself.

A: This is a hard question, I tend to enjoy my own sense of humour, is that too self-interested? I think I don't take too much too seriously, though I have my moments for sure.

A: I tend to naturally eat pretty healthy, I don't have much of a sweet tooth. I've recently starting going to the gym so I think increasing my protein is important, but this is mostly for health reasons, less about vanity.

A: I travel a few times a year, mostly around North America. In 2015 I did a 7 month tour around the world, so I think staying close to my home base for a bit is nice, though I'd like to head back to Europe and do a more thorough couple of weeks in and around France, Italy and Germany.

A: This is a tricky question to answer, I've been told that having glasses and not being too big or buff is a turn on for some people. I suppose being a bit of a boy next-door is my niche.

A: I enjoy hanging out with my friends, if I go out it's usually to a quieter place, I'm not really into loud music or dancing so much. I prefer to sit around a table with a few good friends and talk with some drinks and maybe some food.