I'm currently a Research Software Engineer working in the
Research Engineering Team
and in the
Fundamental AI
research group at
The Alan Turing Institute.
At the Turing, I run the
Robots in Disguise
reading group on fundamental AI and deep learning research. You
can find out more about it
here. I have presented on a number of topics in this reading group
and links to the slides can be found under the
Presentations section below.
Prior to joining the Research Engineering Team at Turing, I
completed my PhD in Statistics at the Institute and the
University of Warwick. During my PhD, I worked on developing scalable Monte Carlo
methods under the supervision of
Professor Gareth Roberts
(Warwick) and
Dr Murray Pollock
(Newcastle).
I completed my undergraduate degree at the
University of Leeds,
where I was awarded a first class honours MMath Mathematics degree
and recieved the Royal Statistics Society Prize for outstanding
performance in my studies.