Research
Student Research
Our students are undertaking a wide range of research. Here are some ‘five minute’ research presentations that will give you a flavour of the projects that some of them have been working on.
Statistical Models for Hotspot Detection by Andrea Brizzi, Imperial.
5 Minute Research: ‘Your Brain Is More Connected Than You Think’ by Anna Menacher, Oxford.
5 Minute Research: ‘Are You Driving the COVID-19 Epidemic?’ by Melodie Monod, Imperial.
5 Minute Research: ‘Improving Google’s Cookies’ by Jose Pablo Falck, Imperial.
Some of the thesis topics undertaken by our students
- Statistical Monitoring and Control of Nuclear Fusion Systems.
- Bayesian spatiotemporal modelling with application to the HIV epidemic.
- Improving Experimentation and Measurement for Online Products and Services.
- Bayesian Methods in Astronomy.
- Bayesian reconstruction of epidemic transmission chains from viral deep-sequence data.
- Applications of deep learning to financial markets.
- Application of machine learning methods to wavelet-lifted GNAR models.
- Bayesian non parametrics for aggregate modelling.
- End-to-end Probabilistic Modelling of Electronic Health Records.
- Deep and Probablisitc Geometric Learning.
- Scalable Bayesian Statistical Machine Learning Methods for the Analysis of Neurodegenerative Diseases.
- Bayesian semiparametric estimation in latent variable models.