About

I am a PhD student in statistics at UCLouvain (Belgium) within the Institute of Statistics, Biostatistics and Actuarial Sciences. My research interests focus on survival analysis and bio-statistical procedures applied to cancer patients. More information can be found in my research projects.

In parallel with my doctoral thesis, I am teaching assistant for several courses in statistics and probability at bachelor and master’s level. I also provide trainings/workshops and consulting in statistics and R (an open source statistical software program) as part of UCLouvain’s technology platform for Statistical Methodology and Computing Service. See more in my CV.

Given my experience, I also support:

• University students and academics in their studies through the success of their exam or the statistical part of their thesis, thanks to tailor-made courses and personalized support in statistics and probability.
• Professionals in their research, data analysis and informed decision-making by bringing a statistical dimension to their projects, regardless of the sector or core business.

If you need help in statistics for your academic or work related projects, see more information on easystat.be and feel free to contact me!

In my spare time I like to play sports, learn to code and write about statistics and its applications in R through my blog. I also enjoy reading nonfiction books on statistics, (behavioral) economics, management/personal finance or psychology and traveling around the globe.

Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or inquiries.