About

I am a PhD candidate in statistics at UCLouvain (Belgium) within the Institute of Statistics, Biostatistics and Actuarial Sciences. My research interests focus on survival analysis and bio-statistical methods applied to cancer patients.

In parallel with my doctoral thesis, I am teaching several courses in statistics and probability at bachelor and master’s level at UCLouvain and UNamur. I also give trainings and consulting in data science, 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:

• Students and researchers in their studies or the statistical part of their thesis, thanks to tailor-made courses and personalized support in statistics and probability. See more information at easystat.be.
• Professionals and companies in their research, data analysis and informed decision-making by bringing a statistical dimension to their projects, regardless of the sector, core business or size of the company. See more information at datanalyze.be.

If you need help in statistics, data analysis or R for your academic or work related projects, feel free to contact me via the corresponding website!

In my spare time, I like to code, write about statistics and its applications in R, and share it on my blog to popularize and make it understandable for more people.

I also enjoy playing sports, 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.