The two main branches of my research are stochastic geometry and distributional approximation via Stein's method. I am particularly interested in studying various spatial random structures such as spatial random graphs, random tessellations, birth-growth models in the presence of long-range dependence. Apart from Gaussian approximations, non-Gaussian limit theory such as the Dickman approximation, forms a central topic of my research. 

Some of my recent works concern Gaussian approximation for region-stabilizing functionals having long-range interactions, with statistical applications in random forest algorithm and ATE estimation. More recently, my interests have also been in studying noise sensitivity in continuum percolation models and superconcentration for Poisson functionals. Here is a link to my CV. See also Google Scholar and ORCID.