About

I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Statistics at George Washington University, working with Dr. Feifang Hu. Before that I was a Master's student at Queen's University, advised by Dr. Yanglei Song and Dr. Wenyu Jiang, and I did my undergraduate degree in mathematics at Queen's.

My research is mostly about inference for sequential problems. Randomized trials that adapt their allocation as patients arrive are the case I care about most. Alongside that I work on using AI tools in medical research.

Away from the desk I play basketball, piano, and Go. Since 2024 I have chaired the Ph.D. student committee in the Department of Statistics at GWU.

Research interests

• Sequential statistics
• Covariate-adaptive randomization
• Inference in randomized controlled trials
• AI methods in clinical trials

Education

• 2023 – 2028 (expected) Ph.D. in Statistics
  George Washington University
  Advisor: Feifang Hu
• 2021 – 2023 M.Sc. in Statistics
  Queen's University
  Advisor: Yanglei Song and Wenyu Jiang
  Thesis: Advances in inference for minimization and other covariate-adaptive randomization methods
• 2017 – 2021 B.S. in Mathematics
  Queen's University