I am an Assistant Professor in Mathematics and UKRI Future Leaders Fellow at the University of Birmingham. I am a statistician developing Bayesian methods for applications in social and health sciences. My current interests include developing statistical prevalence estimation methods for different crime types and applications of Bayesian nonparametric methods.
NEWS
May 2024: New preprint on Scalable Bayesian Inference for Bradley--Terry Models with Ties: An Application to Honour Based Abuse
April 2024: I appeared in front of the House of Lords Committee on the Modern Slavery Act 2015. A recording and transcript is available here.
December 2023: I’m excited to have been awarded a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship on Computational Statistics to Tackle Modern Slavery.
December 2023: New paper in Chance on How Can We Estimate Modern Slavery Globally? in a special issue on modern slavery and human trafficking.
September 2023: New paper in the Proceedings of the Joint Statistical Meetings 2023 on Multi-Level Spatial Comparative Judgement Models To Map Deprivation.
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