Broadly, my research spans mathematics, mathematical data science and theory of computation. I view theory as a way of aiding understanding and as a means of developing new algorithmic solutions.
Monte Carlo methods, Bayesian statistics, inference for artificial neural networks and probabilistic programming are of topical interest to me. Biomedical applications in the areas of statistical genetics, systems biology and pharmaceutical engineering motivate some of my research questions.
Information about my professional trajectory can be found in my CV.
PhD in statistics, 2009
University of Warwick
MSc in statistics, 2005
University of Warwick
BSc in mathematics, 2004
University of Ioannina