My research focuses on methodological and applied questions in genetic epidemiology and statistical genetics, with the overarching aim of improving causal understanding of complex traits and diseases. Across my training and postdoctoral work, I have combined methodological development with large-scale genomic data analysis and interdisciplinary collaboration. My research spans population genetics, human statistical genetics, functional genomics and causal inference, and centres on the development and application of quantitative approaches to interpret genetic variation and its consequences for complex traits and disease.