I'm a fifth-year PhD student in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. My PhD advisor is Prof. Nan Chen.

My research lies at the intersection of applied and computational mathematics, particularly in the development and utilisation of frameworks for the study of complex stochastic dynamical systems that arise in atmospheric, oceanic and climate science, nonlinear geophysics, and fluid mechanics. My work typically involves tools from statistics and probability, such as information theory, data assimilation, uncertainty quantification, machine and deep learning, and optimisation.

I hold an MA in Mathematics from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and a BSc in Mathematics and Statistics with a focus on Applied Mathematics from the University of Cyprus.