I am a Data Scientist at the NIHR Health Determinants Research Collaboration (HDRC) in Bradford, hosted by the City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council. I design and implement machine learning solutions, applying large language models, to generate actionable insights in social and health domains.
I hold an MSc in AI from the University of Southampton, where I worked under Dr Nicolas Green, and a PhD in AI (Digital Health) from the University of Liverpool, supervised by Dr Dominik Wojtczak.
Previously, I worked as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Urban Data Science at the University of Leeds, contributing to the ERC-funded Data Assimilation for Agent-Based Models (DUST) project under Professor Nick Malleson.
My research focuses on advancing AI for health, with broad interests spanning machine-learning and deep-learning applications across diverse health data domains.
(edited on May 2025)
PhD in Artificial Intelligence, 2024
University of Liverpool
MSc in Artificial Intelligence, 2019
University of Southampton
You can also visit my Google Scholar profile. For the most recent versions of my work, please refer to my publications on arXiv or the attached PDF on this website.