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I am a fifth year Ph.D. student in the Department of Statistics at Texas A&M University, College Station advised by Dr. Yang Ni and Dr. Raymond K.W. Wong. My research interests include causal discovery, causal inference, Bayesian modeling, functional data analysis and multi-modal data integration.
Since May 2023, I have began an independent collaboration with Dr. Himel Mallick of Weill Cornell Medicine where I am developing interpretable Bayesian models for multi-modal data fusion with applications in multi-omics data analyses. Earlier, I have also worked under the guidance of Dr. Amit Mitra of IIT Kanpur as a part of my Master's thesis work.
Previously, I have completed my Master of Science in Statistics from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur and Bachelor of Science in the same discipline from the Department of Statistics at St. Xavier's College, Kolkata. For a detailed description of my background, please see my CV.
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Recent Highlights
03/12/2026 - Paper on "Cyclic Graphical Generalized Latent Factor Model" has been selected for contributed talk at the Conference of Texas Statisticians which will be held at The University of Texas at Austin on April 10-11, 2026.
01/30/2026 - I will give a tutorial on "Multimodal Integration and Multimodal Causal Inference using R/Bioconductor" at ISMB Conference held by International Society for Computational Biology at Washington DC on July 06, 2026.
01/23/2026 - Our article on "Conformalized Multiview Learning" is now available on bioRxiv. See preprint here.
10/23/2025 - Our article on "Bayesian Cooperative Learning on Multimodal Data Integration" is now available on bioRxiv. See preprint here.
03/17/2025 - I won the "Newton's Dean Excellence in Service to Science Award" from Texas A&M University.
05/20/2024 - I have joined Merck as a Biostatistics Summer Intern at their Biostatistics and Research Decision Sciences department. I will be developing Bayesian models for incomplete block crossover clinical trials.
05/02/2024 - Poster on "Directed Cyclic Graph for Causal Discovery from Multivariate Functional Data" wins Gold prize in SETCASA poster competition.
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