I am a first-year DPhil student in the Department of Statistics and the Pandemic Science Institute at the University of Oxford. I completed my MSc in Modelling for Global Health (2023/2024) at Oxford and hold a BSc in Economics and Statistics (2020-2023) from University College London, where I developed a strong interest in statistical modeling and public health. My current research focuses on using mathematical tools to better understand mosquito-borne diseases and to inform more effective vector control strategies. Additionally, I am involved in a project that applies statistical analysis and software development to interpret serological data. My work integrates advanced statistical methods, mathematical modeling, and computational techniques to better understand disease transmission and contribute to public health strategies.

• Mosquito-borne diseases
• Mathematical biology
• Serological data analysis
• Statistical inference and Software development for infectious disease modelling
• Public health applications, e.g., vaccine immunology