Foto: Kim Ramberghaug
Academic interests
I am a postdoctoral researcher associated with the SODA project. I work mainly with change and anomaly detection. Other research interests of mine are minimax theory, computational statistics and high-dimensional statistics.
Supervision
PhD students:
- Sebastian Grau Nielsen (2025–)
- Espen Bjørge Urheim (2026–)
Master's students:
- Martin Le (2024–2025)
- Mohamed Zalat (2025-)
Teaching
- Lecturer in STK9200 – Advanced Statistical Methods. 2026. PhD level.
- Group teacher in STK4900/9900 – Statistical Methods and Applications. 2022, 2023, 2024. Master's/PhD level.
- Group teacher in STK3100/STK4100 - Introduction to Generalized Linear Models. 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024. Bachelor's/Master's level.
Background
- 2021-2025: PhD, Mathematical Statistics, University of Oslo
- 2020-2021: Master of Advanced Study in Mathematical Statistics, King's College, University of Cambridge.
- 2019-2020: Master's courses in Statistics, Mathematics, Economics and Computer Science.
- 2018-2019: Bachelor, Mathematics with Informatics, University of Oslo.
- 2016-2019: Bachelor, Mathematics and Economics, University of Oslo.
Awards and prizes
- 2022: Winner of Krafthack 2022 (hosted by Statkraft, Energi Norge og Unifai) together with Martin Tveten
- 2020: Aker Scholarship
Other
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