Teaching/supervsion
Since January 2023 I am Statistics PGT director at the University of St Andrews.
Teaching
PGCert in Academic Pracrice, with merit, University of Glasgow, 2021
This academic year I will be lecturing
MT4113 - Computing in statistics MT3510 - Introduction to Mathematical Computing Using Python
Previous teaching St Andrews: MT5761 - Applied Statistical Modelling with GLMs MT5764 - Advanced Data Analysis Glasgow: Stochastic Processes (STATS4024/5026) Multivariate Methods (STATS4046)
Example teaching resources
Supervision
- I have supervised/currently supervise students in the following areas:
PhD students
Current
Chenglei Hu - Bayesian inference for multivariate extremes (with Daniela Castro Camilo)
Rebecca Supple - Causal Inference for ecological data applications
Former
Stephen jun Villejo - Bayesian Spatio-Temporal models for Spatially Misaligned Data (with Janine Illian)
Megan Laxton - Bayesian multi-scale animal movement modelling (with Janine Illian, Jason Matthiopoulos and Dan Haydon)
Masters by research
Kannat Na Bangchang - High-dimensional Bayesian Variable Selection with applications to Genome-wide Association Studies (with Mayetri Gupta)
Adam Shek - Hierarchical modelling of global Covid-19 spread.
Honours
- Predictive modelling of peer-to-peer betting markets
- Animal behaviour and movement modelling using hidden Markov models with hierarchical structures
- Model-based tight clustering for large datasets
- Bayesian computational inference for zero-inflated continuous data x2
Interns
- Wen Xiang - multivariate analysis of Global Covid-19 trends.
- Iain Bell - visualisation of complex spatio-temproal models of public health
- Heather Addison - approximate Bayesian inference in spatial epidemiology
- Rory McMurray - statistical approximations of compartmental models in epidemiology