About me
I'm a Ph.D. candidate in the Statistics Department at Columbia University, with a prospective graduation date of 2028. I hold an M.Phil. and M.A. in Statistics from Columbia, and a B.A. in Computer Science and Mathematics from Bard College. My research focuses on statistical methods for understanding copy-number variation from single-cell DNA sequencing data in cancer, combining simulation-based Bayesian inference with statistical learning for settings where the underlying likelihood is difficult to compute.
Interests
- Agent-based modeling
- Computational biology
- Bayesian and simulation-based inference
- Statistical methods for genomics and neuroscience
- Communicating statistical methods to non-specialist audiences
Education
Ph.D. candidate in Statistics — Columbia University
M.Phil. in Statistics — Columbia University, 2026
M.A. in Statistics — Columbia University, 2023-2025
B.A. in Mathematics & Computer Science — Bard College, 2023