I am a DPhil in Statistics at the University of Oxford, supervised by Prof. Mark van der Wilk and Prof. Yee Whye Teh. Previously I completed the MSc in Mathematical Sciences at Oxford where I focused on machine learning and statistics courses in the Maths, Stats and CS departments. I completed my BSc in Mathematics from the University of Warwick during which my summer research was supervised by Prof. Theo Damoulas and Dr. Harita Dellaporta. I have also had the pleasure to spend a year as a visiting student at Tsinghua University under the invitation of Fields medallist Prof. Shing-Tung Yau.

I am interested in generative modelling, diffusion models and the theoretical foundations of machine learning.

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Before coming to Oxford, I completed a BSc in mathematics where I focused on probability and stochastic processes. I did my MSc in mathematical sciences here at Oxford, where I studied stochastic analysis and machine learning, and wrote my dissertation on the theory of diffusion models.

• Deep learning theory
• Causal inference
• Structured reasoning and security in foundation models

I am a second year DPhil student on the Healthcare Data Science CDT. My research is currently focused on understanding and modelling the complex influences of climate, demographic and environmental factors on the recent dengue epidemics in Brazil. I enrolled in the EPSRC-funded Healthcare Data Science CDT in 2024 after completing my undergraduate Master's in Mathematics and Statistics at Balliol College and joined the department in October 2025 to start my DPhil research. In my spare time I love to play sports, get outdoors, and enjoy spending time with my friends.

• Infectious disease epidemiology
• Mosquito-borne diseases
• Mathematical and statistical modelling

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• Statistical Machine Learning
• Active Learning
• Bayesian Experimental Design

I am a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the group of Gesine Reinert. I recently completed my PhD at the University of Göttingen under the supervision of Dominic Schuhmacher and Gesine Reinert. My research focusses on the study of spatial random graphs using Stein’s method, kernelized Stein discrepancies and tools from spatial stochastics. I am furthermore interested in differential privacy. 

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• Spatial random graphs
• Stein’s method
• Goodness-of-fit testing
• Differential privacy