I am a Research Fellow at the Department of Statistics of the University of Warwick working with Tom Berrett. I received my PhD in mathematical statistics from Laboratoire de Mathématiques d’Orsay, Université Paris-Saclay. During my PhD, I worked under the supervision of Elisabeth Gassiat and Zacharie Naulet.

Main Research Interests

My previous research focused on statistical inference for dependent data, with an emphasis on Hidden Markov Models and preferential attachment random graphs. In particular, I investigated clustering problems for observations arising from nonparametric Hidden Markov Models, aiming to understand how dependence structures affect both methodology and theoretical guarantees compared to the classical i.i.d. setting.In parallel, I studied the fundamental limits of detection and localization of change-points in preferential attachment networks.

My current research focuses on conditional independence testing in regression models.

More broadly, my research interests include Hidden Markov Models, random graphs, nonparametric and high-dimensional statistics, and statistical learning theory.