About

I'm a fourth (and final) year Ph.D. student in Mathematics at the University of Bristol.

I work in random matrix theory, studying moments in the classical compact ensembles under Prof. Nina Snaith's supervision. Random matrix theory has fascinating applications both theoretical and applied, particularly when dealing with statistical behaviour of complex correlated systems.

Prior to Bristol, I completed an honours undergraduate program at Concordia University under Prof. Chantal David's supervision.

Apart from maths, I spend my time surfing, open water swimming and hiking. In Canada, I used to work as a producer in the live arts and still enjoy going to see contemporary dance, theatre and art shows.