PhD Student in Statistics at the University of Edinburgh working with Víctor Elvira
ELLIS Student working with Aki Vehtari at Aalto University

Hello! I am a PhD student in Statistics in the School of Mathematics at the University of Edinburgh, advised by Víctor Elvira. Sometimes I blog as well here.
I am also an ELLIS PhD student, working with and co-supervised by Aki Vehtari in Aalto University.
My real interests are broad, spanning computational statistics and statistical/probabilistic machine learning, with a focus on methodology. For my PhD, I have been focussing on developing methodology in Monte Carlo (MC), with a particular focus on importance sampling (IS).
IS can be seen as understanding MC integration as optimization over probability densities. This is relevant in a number of applications beyond the obvious Bayesian computation.
I like collaborating with people. Feel free to drop me an email (and to ping me again if I do not reply).
Statistics and Computing, Statistics and Probability Letters
AISTATS 2023, AABI (workshop) 2023, NeurIPS 2023, ICLR 2024, AISTATS 2024, NeurIPS workshop on Bayesian decision making and uncertainty 2024, AISTATS 2025
Full funding (declined)
University of Edinburgh (full funding)
Artificial Intelligence MSc, University of Edinburgh
BSc Computer Science, University of Warwick
Previously, I was a Research Assistant at the Alan Turing Institute, working within the Warwick Machine Learning Group and supervised by Prof. Theo Damoulas.
Previous to that, I was a Master's student in the School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh where I was supervised by Prof. Víctor Elvira working on auxiliary particle filters.
As undergrad, I studied Computer Science at the University of Warwick, where I did my BSc dissertation on reproducing AlphaZero supervised by Dr. Paolo Turrini.