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Supervision

A list of my supervisory experience is below. If you are a student and are interested in doing an MSc or PhD project in an area that aligns with my research area, then please do get in touch and we can have a discussion.

PhD students

I am always interested in speaking to motivated students about the potential to supervise them, please do get in touch.

Year Project
Sep 2026 - Present Antonio Baratta (Lead supervisor, 40%)
Project: “Moving towards a more personal assessment of exposure to air pollution for cancer patients”.
Sep 2026 - Present Amelia Davies (External supervisor, 10%)
Project: “The psychology of outdoor advertising”.
Sep 2024 - Present Lauren Stella (Lead supervisor, 50%)
Project: “Combining information from multiple sources to estimate exposures to air pollution”.
Sep 2023 - Sep 2025 Samuel Hyman (Co-supervisor, 50%)
Project: “How Particulate Matter Affects Lung Infection and Immune Response”.

Masters students

Below is a list of Masters projects that I have supervised.

Year Project
2026-27 DATA72000: Extended Research Project.
Title: Various topics in “Environmental analytics”
Project supervision for 2 students
2025-26 DATA72000: Extended Research Project.
Title: Various topics in “Environmental analytics”
Project supervision for 2 students
2023-24 DATA72000: Extended Research Project.
Title: Various topics in “Environmental analytics”
Project supervision for 5 students
2022-23 MTHM044: MMath Project in Statistics.
Title: “A comparison of methods to estimate socio-economic well-being in South Africa”
Student: Nathan Vince
  MTHM504J: Applied Data Science and Statistics Project.
Title: “Assessing ambient air pollution in Italy”
Student: Zareen Tasnim (Awarded Dean’s MSc Project Award)
2021-22 MTHM504: Applied Data Science and Statistics Project.
Various topics in “Air pollution and health”
Project co-supervision for 14 students.
2020-21 MTHM504: Applied Data Science and Statistics Project.
Title: “Evaluating the performance of two different satellite data sets within a Data Integrated Model of Air Quality”
Student: Matt Hopping
  MTHM504: Applied Data Science and Statistics Project.
Title: “Assessing the role of the Concentration-response functions in quantifying the health impacts of air pollution”
Student: Wen Jie Lok