My research interests span statistics, biostatistics, disease modelling, and health informatics. Together with my PhD and postdoctoral students, I work on developing statistical and computational methods for infectious disease research, with a particular focus on spatio-temporal modelling, sampling methodologies, network models, and risk-scoring approaches for geospatial studies. My research also focuses on modelling strategies for the control and elimination of infectious diseases, particularly measles and rotavirus in India.