I am a PhD student with Mark Girolami at the Computational Statistics and Machine Learning Group, working on topics combining graph topology and network dynamics, stochastic modelling, and machine learning. I am interested in modelling dynamical systems using neural differential equations and understanding complex behaviour and self-organisation, while spanning a wide area of application, including the spread of contagious diseases, economic activity and optimal transport, power systems modelling, and social network dynamics. 

I am a maintainer at the Utopia project, a complex systems modelling framework. My machine learning codebase can be found on GitHub.

Biography:

• Mar–Aug 2024: Visiting research fellow at Zuse Institute/FU Berlin, Germany.
• Sept 2023–Feb 2024: Research assistant at Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London and Department of Mathematics, Warwick University
• Since Jan 2023: Visiting student at Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London.
• Since Sep 2021: PhD Student DAMTP
• Mar–Aug 2021: Guest researcher, Chair of Network Dynamics, Institute of Theoretical Physics, TU Dresden, Germany. Supervisor: Marc Timme.
• 2018–2020: M.Sc. Physics, Heidelberg University. Focus on Complex Systems. Supervisor: Kurt Roth.
• 2018–2019: Visiting student at Peking University, China.
• 2017–2020: B.Sc. Mathematics, Heidelberg University, Germany. Focus on Topology. Supervisor: Markus Banagl.
• 2014–2018: B.Sc. Physics, Heidelberg University, Germany. Focus on Mathematical Physics. Supervisor: Johannes Walcher.