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I am a Lecturer (approximately equivalent to Assistant Professor) in Statistics in the Department of Mathematics at Imperial College London.

My main research interests are broadly based on statistical analysis of dynamic networks, mostly from a Bayesian perspective. In my work, I enjoy exploring an array of different statistical techniques, adapted and extended to dynamic network modelling, such as latent variable models and model-based clustering. In recent years, I have also developed an interest for statistical analysis of event-time data, and latent factor models, including topic modelling. My research has been mainly applied to statistical cyber-security problems, but also to social networks, music streaming services, and bike sharing systems.

I also have personal webpage on the Imperial College website.