Mathematics is a lot more than writing papers. Many of my favourite memories involve travelling to new places and discussing mathematics with new people.
I was fortunate to have the opportunity to visit Brazil for two weeks, from 1st-14th August 2026, for my first academic trip outside of Europe!
From the 3rd-7th August I attended the XXIX Brazilian School of Probability in Rio de Janeiro, which was celebrating Professor Maria Eulália Vares. The first photo is of me giving a presentation, where I spoke about how the work of my PhD was inspired by the work of Professor Vares from the '80s. The second picture is a group photo from the conference and can be found on the conference website, and finally, the third is a personal favoure of mine, a picture of me with Professor Vares. It was a real "meet your hero" moment.
From 10th-13th August I attended the Workshop on Stochastic Analysis in Campinas, São Paulo. I spoke about my ongoing postdoc work. I attach two pictures from the event, the first is a photo taken of me listening to the minicourse, and the second is a group photo from the conference, which can be found on the conference website.
I graduated from with my DPhil from the University of Oxford on 18th July 2026
I defended my thesis before Prof. Massimiliano Gubinelli and Prof. Avi Mayorcas on 29th September 2025 at the University of Oxford.
Going to the Oberwolfach Research Center was one of my favourite mathematical experiences. I stayed there between 6th-13th June 2025 and was invited to study a seminar series on Stochastic Partial Differential Equations in Critical Spaces (2524a). The seminar was organsed by Prof. Antonio Agresti and Prof. Mark Veraar. The second photo below can be found on the Oberwolfach webpage.
The below photo is from my graduation on 14th July 2022 at the University of Warwick, where I studied a four year integrated masters degree in MORSE with the Statistics department (2017-2021). The graduation was a year delayed due to COVID-19.
As a young researcher, I enjoy attending conferences and hearing from the leading experts in my field. The first photo below is from the virtual International Congress of Mathematicians, 8th-12th July 2022. The "Applied Mathematics" section was held in a hybrid format at Imperial College London, UK, due to COVID-19, and was organised by Prof. Martin Hairer. The photo and further details about the event can be found of Prof. Hairer's webpage. The second photo below is from a Fluctuating hydrodynamics workshop organised in Raitenhaslach, Germany, by Prof. Johannes Zimmer, Prof. Greg Pavliotis and Prof. Nicolas Dirr. The photo can be found on the TU Munich website.
I enjoy presenting my research, it allows me to explain my ideas in my own words and get high quality real time feedback. The first photo is a photo of me presenting a poster at the review of the International Research Training Group (RTG) 2544/1, in Technical University Berlin, on 11th March 2024. The second photo is of me giving a talk at Imperial College London, on the 6th November 2024. The final picture was taken during a short group presentation at the end of the Oberwolfach workshop on 13th July 2025.