PhD Candidate in Computational Statistics & Data Science
About Me
I am currently a PhD student in the Compass CDT at the University of Bristol, joint between the Institute of Statistical Science and the MRC Integrative Epidemiology Unit in the Bristol Medical School. My research focuses on developing novel methods for quantifying and correcting for the impacts of misclassification in causal health analysis, and I am also working on creating an R package to implement these methods. I am supervised by Prof. Kate Tilling (Bristol), Dr. Rachael Hughes (Bristol) and Prof. Jonathan Bartlett (LSHTM).
- Health Data Science
- Medical Statistics
- Causal Inference
- Software Engineering
- Life-course Epidemiology
PhD Computational Statistics & Data Science
University of Bristol
MA Mathematics & Statistics
University of Oxford
As a researcher, my work aims to provide new insights and practical tools for handling data inaccuracies, ultimately improving the reliability of causal inferences in various fields. I have a particular interest in applications to the study of health inequalities, deprivation, mental health, women’s health, and socioeconomic factors.
If you share similar research interests or are curious about my work, please feel free to reach out.