I am an assistant professor in the Department of Statistics at the University of Florida. Previously, I completed my PhD on Biostatistics at Harvard University working with professors Francesca Dominici and Corwin Zigler, followed by two years of postdoctoral training in the department of Statistical Science at Duke University working under the mentorship of professors David Dunson and Fan Li.
My research interests lie broadly in the fields of causal inference and Bayesian modeling. I am particularly motivated in providing useful, applicable, and creative solutions to important scientific questions, and in developing tools that allow researchers to analyze data properly and flexibly.
When I’m not working on statistics, I enjoy running and rock climbing. I like to grow my own vegetables, though they don’t always survive. I love traveling and learning new languages. Within the next few years, I’m hoping to spend time hiking in Mongolia.
PhD in Biostatistics, 2018
Harvard University
MA in Biostatistics, 2015
Harvard University
BSc in Mathematics, 2013
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens