Welcome to my website.

I am an MD and associate professor at the Institute of Mathematics, EPFL, where I hold the Chair of Biostatistics (since 2020) and serve as director of the doctoral program in mathematics (since 2025). I develop causal and statistical methodology with two main goals: make the target of inference scientifically meaningful, and keep assumptions transparent and testable. I am particularly interested in settings where exposures and outcomes evolve over time (longitudinal and time-to-event data). Many of my works are inspired by applications in clinical medicine and epidemiology.

Before I came to EPFL, I was privileged to work with Miguel Hernán, Jamie Robins and other excellent researchers at Harvard School of Public Health as a Kolokotrones Research Fellow and Fulbright Research Scholar. I also had the pleasure of being a part-time postdoctoral researcher under supervision of Kjetil Røysland and Odd Aalen at the University of Oslo. Before I became a full time academic, I had a short career as resident doctor in internal medicine.

I received my MD, Dr.Philos in Neuroscience and BSc in Mathematics from the University of Oslo. I also hold a Msc in Statistics from the University of Oxford.

My CV is available here.

I regularly have openings for postdocs with expertise in statistics and causal inference. If you are interested, don’t hesitate to contact me by email.