I am a third year PhD student working with Dr. Jan Palczewski (University of Leeds) and Prof. Tiziano De Angelis (University of Turin), focussing on stochastic games.

I completed my undergraduate degree in mathematics at the University of Leeds in 2020. During this time I studied a wide range of topics covering: fundamental pure topics such as measure theory, functional analysis and topology; broad reaching applied subjects like mathematical biology, stochastic calculus for finance and PDEs; and finally a comprehensive set of statistical topics, for example time series, and generalised linear and additive models.

It was during my degree that I developed my interest in financial mathematics, measure theory and functional analysis. I spent over a year working in a boutique investment management company, and when I returned to university I wrote my master thesis on the inverse problem of option pricing. 

My current work is a continuation of my love for these topics, and now I specialise in stochastic analysis and probability theory, two subjects which are beautiful on their own, but have the power to be applied to real world problems.