Welcome to my homepage! I am a Lecturer in the Statistical Laboratory in the DPMMS at the University of Cambridge. (If you don't know what this means, this is roughly the equivalent of a tenured assistant professorship). I am also a Fellow of King's College. If you've always wanted to know what is the difference between the university and the colleges, click here.
What I do
I do research in mathematical probability theory. Within this domain my interests are in the theory of random walks on finite graphs, coalescent theory and self-interacting processes. The problems I am interested in most often find their motivations in questions arising from population genetics and statistical physics.
The webpage of the probability group of Cambridge and the probability seminar.
