Statistics, Agricultural Data Analytics, and Research in Spatial Statistics
Practical web apps I built to support researchers and students. Try them directly below.
AI-powered social media post generator for multiple platforms.
Generate engaging social media posts in seconds with AI. Choose from professional, casual, humorous, and other styles for Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, and more. Perfect for busy academics, entrepreneurs, and content creators.
Smart recommender for selecting suitable journals for your manuscript.
Upload / paste title & abstract and receive ranked journal suggestions using semantic similarity (SciBERT & domain heuristics) plus scope & metrics context to speed submission decisions.
Visual explanations of core statistical concepts.
Interactive animations & notebooks that turn abstract probability & inference ideas (sampling, Bayesian updating, design, GP intuition) into intuitive, visual stories for learners.
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I presented at the Australian Statistical Conference (ASC) in Perth (December 2025), sharing a comprehensive study on statistical strategies for the design and analysis of on-farm strip trials, bridging foundational experimental design principles with modern spatial modelling and simulation evaluations.
I presented at the International Biometric Society (IBS) meeting in Canberra (November 2025), sharing recent developments in Bayesian ordinal regression methods for analysing crop development and disease severity data from field trials.
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of presenting at the Australian National University (ANU) seminar series. The presentation focused on statistical strategies for the design and analysis of on-farm experiments, from fundamental principles to simulation evaluations.
This week marks an exciting new chapter in my academic career — I’ve joined the School of Electrical Engineering, Computing and Mathematical Sciences (EECMS) at Curtin University as a Lecturer.