I completed my undergraduate degree in Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Bath in 2016, followed by an MSc in Medical Statistics here at LSHTM. I worked as a Lecturer in Medical Statistics at Queen Mary University London before returning to the LSHTM as a research fellow in 2018. I was awarded a PhD by the School in June 2023, on the topic of infectious disease surveillance in settings of emergence and elimination.

My research has primarily focussed on analysing spatial patterns in surveillance data, in particular in elimination settings of visceral leishmaniasis, TB and polio. I have also worked on COVID-19, investigating the local distribution of disease burden in the UK and the uptake of self-testing modalities in sub-Saharan Africa.

I am currently working on the Surveillance Modelling to Support Polio Elimination and Certification (SPEC) project with Dr Kathleen O'Reilly, developing statistical approaches to evaluate the sensitivity of polio surveillance (in particular environmental/wastewater surveillance) in Pakistan and Afghanistan.