I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Durham University.
Professional history in brief: I was a postdoc at the University of Bristol, an NSERC postdoc at UC Berkeley, and a postdoc at ICERM for the special semester on Phase Transitions and Emergent Properties. I received my PhD from the University of British Columbia. My mentors and advisors were Bálint Tóth, Alan Hammond, and David Brydges. For further details, see my CV.
Upcoming events: UK Easter Probability meeting (Durham, 2025).
Past Events: Frontiers of Statistical Mechanics and Theoretical Computer Science (BIRS, 2024), Self-interacting Processes (Newton Institute, 2024), Frontiers of Statistical Mechanics and Theoretical Computer Science (Online, 2021), Uniqueness Methods in Statistical Mechanics: Recent Developments and Algorithmic Applications (Online, 2020), 2018 workshop.
