About Me

I am a PhD student at the Centre for Doctoral Training in Computational Statistics and Data Science at the University of Bristol, supervised by Professor Patrick Rubin-Delanchy and Professor Nick Whiteley.

My research is involved with uncovering hidden structure in networks and other high-dimensional data. In particular, applying spectral methods to graph embeddings, and understanding the conditions under which high-dimensional data concentrate around lower-dimensional latent structure.

I have completed two 6-month internships at Amazon during my PhD. In the first, I researched the problem of hallucination detection in LLM responses, developing a novel technique GraphEval, based on representing information in Knowledge Graph structures. In the second, I researched methods to improve LLM-generation of frontend code, using recursive self-improvement and efficient latent/implicit thinking.

Outside of work, some things I enjoy include: DJ-ing, attending music events, hiking , playing board games and making tasty vegan food.