Biography
I am a postdoc in the Department of Statistics at the University of Washington. My research focuses on causal inference and statistical inference for infinite-dimensional parameters, with application to study the efficacy of infectious disease prevention strategies.
I obtained my PhD in Statistical Data Analysis from Ghent University. In my PhD project, I applied methods from causal inference to infer the optimal time to initiate treatment in critically ill patients using observational routinely collected data.
Previously, I graduated with a Mathematics degree from ETH Zurich with a focus on statistical learning theory and mathematical finance. I also worked as a teaching assistant at the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS South Africa) and as an actuary and a data scientist in a consulting company EY.
Research interests
- Causal inference
- Semiparametric theory
- Statistical machine learning
- Applications in medicine
Education
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PhD in Statistical Data Analysis, 2023
Ghent University -
MSc in Mathematics, 2015
ETH Zurich -
BSc in Mathematics, 2014
ETH Zurich