Hi there 👋!
I’m a researcher using mathematics and statistics to explore how our immune systems respond to infection and vaccination.
I’m based at the Charité Centre for Global Health, where my work focuses on making sense of serological data and developing better tools for immunological modelling.
PhD in Mathematics, 2020
University College London
MRes in Modelling Biological Complexity, 2015
University College London
MSci in Biophysical Sciences, 2014
Durham Univeristy
BSc in Mathematics, 2013
University College London
I have build some MCMC samples in R to help explore discrete spaces
I have build ODE models to model the relationship between various immune biomarkers
Modelling and cost-effectiveness of RSV programmes for infants and adults.
We have a pool of resources to help you with you serological modelling!
I use serological data to model the impact of exposure on immune responses
I have build some MCMC samples in R to help explore spaces which may change in size
Modelling and cost-effectiveness of influenza programmes for older adults.
An example of linking directly to an external project website using “external_link”.
An example of using the in-built project page.
Thoughts on research and modelling
A journey through history's successes (and stumbles)
The (confusing) statistical frameworks that could accelerate vaccine approvals
Not all test results mean the same thing. The trick is knowing which oracle to trust.
Unpacking the blurred lines between biology, diagnosis, transmission, and immunity