I am a post doc working with Christophe Andrieu and Anthony Lee, as part of the CoSInES project. I started this role in October 2019.

My research interests include

• Monte Carlo methods, particularly continuous-time methods
• Bayesian inference
• Quasi-stationarity
• Scalable methods
• Adaptive methods

I completed my PhD at Oxford, 2015-2019, on the OxWaSP program, under the supervision of Prof. David Steinsaltz and Prof. Gareth Roberts. My thesis was titled "The theory of regeneration and killing in continuous-time Monte Carlo sampling".

Prior to that I did my undergraduate and master's degree in Cambridge, 2011-2015, the Mathematical Tripos (including Part III). I was awarded the Thomas Bond Sprague Prize in Part III.