I am a Senior Research Associate at the MRC Biostatistics Unit, University of Cambridge, where I have been based since 2013. My research focuses on the development of novel methodology for the design and analysis of adaptive clinical trials. From 2018 - 2021, I held a Biometrika Trust Research Fellowship, which explored questions around error rate control for clinical trial designs that test multiple hypotheses simultaneously. My main areas of research focus include:

• Estimation after adaptive designs
• Response-adaptive randomisation in clinical trials
• Multiple hypothesis testing

Previously (from 2016-18) I was a Postdoctoral Statistician working with James Wason on the design and analysis of novel clinical trials. I did my PhD in the Biostatistics Unit under the supervision of Jack Bowden and Toby Prevost from 2013-16. My PhD project was on unbiased estimation in multi-arm drop-the-loser trials, with applications to diagnostic studies, genome-wide association studies and seamless phase II/III trials. Prior to this I did my undergraduate degree and masters in mathematics at the University of Cambridge.

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