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I am an Associate Professor in Epidemiology and Causal Inference at ̽»¨¾«Ñ¡. The primary long-term goal of my research is to understand how to best use observational data to address questions on interventions that aim to prevent or treat disease. This encompasses developing, refining, and implementing novel causal inference approaches, like the target trial framework. I am is also interested in understanding how we can use observational data to complement inferences made in randomized trials i.e., via benchmarking or transportability analyses. 

I am the director of the courses "Causal Inference: emulating a Target Trial to Assess Comparative Effectiveness" and "Transporting treatment effects from randomized trials to real-world target populations" on the Doctoral programme in Epidemiology.

I also run the CAUSALab Methods Series. You can find recordings of all talks here: