I study how people and machine learning systems understand each other, building interfaces that are more interpretable. Currently a PhD candidate at the University of Edinburgh.
I'm a third-year PhD candidate in the School of Informatics, advised by Prof. Elena Vasquez. My work sits at the intersection of machine learning and human-computer interaction, where I design tools that let people interrogate and steer the models that increasingly shape their lives.
Before Edinburgh, I completed my MSc in Computer Science at the University of Toronto and spent a year as a research engineer working on clinical decision-support systems. When I'm not running experiments, you'll find me sketching type, hiking the Pentlands, or making an unreasonable amount of tea.
Human-centered machine learning. Advised by Prof. Elena Vasquez.
Built interpretable clinical decision-support tools for ICU clinicians.
Thesis on visual explanations for sequence models. Graduated with distinction.
Open to collaborations, talks, and research questions.