About Me
I am currently an MRes (Masters in Research) in Statistics student funded through SuSTaIn in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Bristol.
I began studying in Bristol as a Mathematics Undergraduate in October 2007 after having attended The Royal Ballet School from the age of eleven.
In July 2010 I graduated with a First Class Honours in the BSc Mathematics.
Research Interests
My interest in research developed through the kind supervision by Dr. David Leslie of my undergraduate project, who I would like to thank for his support and encouragment. The research area I work on concerns the theory of stochastic approximation and its applications.
Over the summer of 2010, before beginning the MRes course, I continued to work with Dr. Leslie gaining knowledge in this field. During September I attended the stochastic approximation workshop organised by the Statistics Group in the department. The event, in which I participated as a speaker, brought together world specialists in this field.
For more information see my research page.
Teaching
In the academic years 2010-2011 and 2009-2010, I helped teach second year mathematics undergraduates at the Maths Cafes in the department.
For more information see my teaching page.
Contact
Room 4.2, Department of Mathematics, University of Bristol, Bristol, BS8 1TW, UK.