I am a PhD student in computer science studying machine learning at the University of Cambridge, supervised by Ferenc Huszár and Bernhard Schölkopf. I am grateful to Cambridge-Tübingen Fellowship and Premium Research Studentships for funding my PhD studies. My research interests focus on understanding causality in non-i.i.d. data, particularly causality in exchangeable data and enabling language models for mathematical reasoning.

Previously I was supervised by Ricardo Silva at UCL on causality and fairness and was supervised by Richard Samworth during my undergraduate time working on variable selection in high-dimensional statistical inference.