I am a Teaching Fellow in the maths department at Imperial College London. In AY2025/26 I was an NSF Postdoctoral Fellow also at Imperial. Before then I was an NSF Graduate Research Fellow at the University of Utah where I earned my PhD supervised by Sean Lawley. Broadly speaking my work concerns applied stochastic processes inspired by biology and other physical phenomena.
I am a Teaching Fellow in the maths department at Imperial College London. In AY2025/26 I was an NSF Postdoctoral Fellow also at Imperial. Before then I was an NSF Graduate Research Fellow at the University of Utah where I earned my PhD supervised by Sean Lawley. Broadly speaking my work concerns applied stochastic processes inspired by biology and other physical phenomena.
Recent activity:
New paper on the arXiv! Together with José Giral-Barajas and Paul Bressloff, we consider stochastic search wherein searchers continuously join and abandon the search process and show a robust universality in the statistics of target interarrival times. This result suggests, counter-intuitively, that arrival statistics of such non-conservative search processes are much simpler than their sequential search-and-capture counterparts.
Recent activity:
New paper on the arXiv! Together with José Giral-Barajas and Paul Bressloff, we consider stochastic search wherein searchers continuously join and abandon the search process and show a robust universality in the statistics of target interarrival times. This result suggests, counter-intuitively, that arrival statistics of such non-conservative search processes are much simpler than their sequential search-and-capture counterparts.