I am a first year CDT student in the Department of Statistics at the University of Warwick. My research interests lie in theoretical statistics, specifically change point detection.

Prior to joining Warwick, I completed my Masters in Mathematics (MMath) at the University of Cambridge in 2024. My master’s essay, entitled “Optimally Deciding the Burn-In Phase for Response-Adaptive-Randomization Algorithms in Clinical Trials” was supervised by Dr Sofia Villar and Dr David Robertson. An optimal burn-in period is suggested for the Thompson Sampling procedure which could maximize and find the balance between the in-trial participant benefit and statistical power in clinical trials.

Outside of academic work, I have keen interests in classical music and language learning. In particular, I sing bass in the Warwick Chamber Choir and play piano in my spare time.

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