
I am a PhD student in the Cambridge Image Analysis Group supported by the HDR UK, Wellcome Trust and Alan Turing Institute. In addition, I am also a Cambridge Trust Scholar funded by the Cambridge Commonwealth, European and International Trust. I previously completed my Master's degree in Mathematics at the University of Leeds as a Tetley Lupton Scholar. My research is mostly focused on the analysis of graph-based semi-supervised algorithms using tools from calculus of variation and optimal transport. I am also interested in the potential application of these state-of-art machine learning algorithms to real-world applications.
Publications
Uncertainty quantification in cost-effectiveness analysis for stochastic-based infectious disease models: Insights from surveillance on lymphatic filariasis.
          – Journal of theoretical biology  
  
          (2025)  
  
          611,   
  
          112197  
  
          (doi: 10.1016/j.jtbi.2025.112197)  
  
  Reducing the Antigen Prevalence Target Threshold for Stopping and Restarting Mass Drug Administration for Lymphatic Filariasis Elimination: A Model-Based Cost-effectiveness Simulation in Tanzania, India and Haiti
          – Clin Infect Dis  
  
          (2024)  
  
          78,   
  
          s160  
  
          (doi: 10.1093/cid/ciae108)  
  
  Adaptive mixed FEM combined with the method of characteristics for stationary convection–diffusion–reaction problems
          – Finite Elements in Analysis and Design  
  
          (2023)  
  
          227,   
  
          104045  
  
          (doi: 10.1016/j.finel.2023.104045)  
  
  