Mathematics is one of the most powerful ways we have of understanding the world, from the structure of physical systems to modern data science and financial markets. As President, my goal is to make the Mathematics Society a place where students not only appreciate mathematics, but actively engage with it beyond the lecture hall.
I study Mathematics, focusing on areas such as stochastic processes, statistical learning, optimisation, and applied probability. Alongside my studies, I work as a Quantitative Research Intern analysing large scale datasets and developing mathematical models for complex systems.
I also supervise students through Imperial’s Directed Reading Programme, leading research discussions and lectures on topics including market microstructure, stochastic modelling, and time series analysis. In addition, I lead a quantitative research team working on statistical modelling and strategy development.
If elected President, I will focus on three priorities.
First, expanding the intellectual life of the society through research seminars, problem solving sessions, and guest lectures from mathematicians working in academia and industry.
Second, creating more opportunities for students to engage with mathematics collaboratively, including reading groups, research projects, and mathematics competitions.
Third, strengthening the community within the mathematics department through social events, mentoring schemes, and collaboration with other societies.
Mathematics is both a deep intellectual pursuit and a vibrant community. My goal is to ensure the Mathematics Society reflects both.