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2nd poster prize at RSS
In September 2025 I attended the Royal Statistical Society conference in Edinburgh. It was a good chance to connect with colleagues, catch up with friends, make new ones, and even win a prize! What I particularly enjoyed about this conference was the fact that it covered everything from theory to applications and academia to industry.…
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Smart data for smarter tourism
I’m delighted that our report on tourism and transportation in Edinburgh is now publicly available. The this pilot was led by Smart Data Foundry in partnership with Capital City Partnership, TravelTech for Scotland, and Workforce Mobility. What I found most rewarding about this work was that we didn’t collect any new data. Instead, we brought…
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Featured Profile
I was recently profiled by the Academy for the Mathematical Sciences as part of their Maths Can Take You Anywhere showcase, which features 23 mathematicians across the UK. The initiative celebrates the many different facets that a career in the mathematical sciences can take, from academia and industry to policy and beyond. My own journey…
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Published Paper!
My paper based on my PhD research, “Estimating Product Cannibalisation in Wholesale Using Multivariate Hawkes Processes with Inhibition”, has been published in the Annals of Applied Statistics. This work addresses challenges in understanding how closely related products may compete with one another in a wholesale setting. In the paper, we propose a novel modelling framework…
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Graduation Speech: Roots and Wings
When I graduated with a PhD from The University of Edinburgh on July 4th 2024, I had the immense honour of giving the graduation speech! It was an incredible moment to mark the end of my academic journey in Edinburgh. At each graduation ceremony, one student is selected as the student orator to share their…
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Statistics at the Fringe 2024
One of my favourite aspects about my PhD degree was talking to a whole host of different people about my research: to fellow students and academics in seminars at the University of Edinburgh, to experts at international conferences, and even to the wider public. One such event was a particular highlight for me. I got…
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Demystifying the PhD Viva: The Presentation
When asked to prepare a short presentation for my PhD viva*, I knew I had enough to discuss. After all, I had worked on my research for four years already! *Depending on where you study, this oral examination is also known as viva voce, defence, defension, or rigorosum. However, when it came to making the…
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The Making of an Academic Poster
I recently was invited to present a poster at the MCM 2023 conference at the Sorbonne University in Paris, France. For this poster session I decided to try out a novel scientific poster design — and people loved it! There where three key points I was keen to incorporate. Works as a stand alone.I wanted…
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Bayesian and Frequentist Statistics. What’s the fuss about?
Are you curious about the differences between Bayesian and Frequentist statistics? Well, you are in luck, as my entry to the Mathematics Showdown at the Edinburgh Science Festival is now on YouTube! Find out more about Bayesian and Frequentist stats and why their difference matters if you want to 𝓯𝓪𝓵𝓵 𝓲𝓷 𝓵𝓸𝓿𝓮! Whether you’re a…