About Me

I completed my PhD at Wolfson College, University of Cambridge, in Machine Learning.

I was part of the Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for Medicine (ML-AIM) group supervised by Professor Mihaela van der Schaar in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP).

Additionally, I was co-supervised by Aditya Nori (and previously Danielle Belgrave) at Microsoft Research through their PhD Scholarship program.

Previously, I completed the Cambridge MPhil Machine Learning and Machine Intelligence and the BSc Statistics at UCL.

I'm a big fan of board games with friends, I'd say it's to relax but it's another place my competative streak comes out and can get very intense a few hours in.

Like many who arrive at Cambridge, I've been sucked into the cult of rowing and I was the Captain of the Wolfson College Boat Club.

Before taking up rowing, I trained in Krav Maga to the point of being a trainee-instructor. Learning an effective form of self-defence as well as the experience of teaching it pushed me well outside of my comfort zone and built a lot of confidence.