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I obtained my first degree in Mathematics and Statistics from Queen Mary, University of London and went on to obtain a Master's Degree in Computer Studies from the University of Essex. I made use of both of these degrees in my PhD entitled "A Statistical Model of Internet Traffic" which I obtained from Queen Mary, University of London sponsored by British Telecommunications.

Before moving to LSHTM in August 2007, I worked as a Research Associate at the University of East Anglia from 2003 where I was involved in several health and economic projects including studies of cost-effectiveness of wart treatment, health needs assessment for prisons, contamination in trials of educational interventions and estimating the macro-economic impact of SARS and influenza.

My role is currently split, half of my time is spent on research which is focussed on macroeconomic modelling of health and half of my time is spent as Deputy Programme Director for the school's public health by distance learning programme.