I am a senior lecturer in statistics and data-centric engineering in the Statistics section at Imperial College London. I am also a group leader for the Data Centric Engineering Programme at the Alan Turing Institute. My research interests lie at the interface of applied probability, computational statistics and machine learning, with a particular focus on industrial applications. I’ve worked in application areas ranging from cellular biology, chemical engineering, to predictive health monitoring of complex engineering systems, aerospace and energy. Before joining the statistics section at Imperial College, I was a lecturer in Probability and Statistics at the University of Sussex. Prior to this I undertook postdoctoral research with Greg Pavliotis (Imperial College) and Serafim Kalliadasis (Imperial College) and with Radek Erban (Oxford). I completed my PhD in September 2013 in Mathematics at the University of Warwick supervised by Andrew Stuart and Charlie Elliot.
Feel free to contact me via an email at a.<surname>@imperial.ac.uk.