About me

I’m a mathematician working as a Research Fellow at the University of St Andrews in the Analysis Group led by Jonathan Fraser. I completed my PhD in mathematics at the University of Oulu in June 2025 under the supervision of Antti Käenmäki and Ville Suomala.

My research is focused on geometry of fractals, objects with a complex and detailed structure at arbitrarily small scales. Iterated function systems are a systematic way of constructing fractals, which are simple enough to analyse precisely, while still exhibiting interesting and intricate geometry. Much of my research is focused on quantifying the local scaling properties of invariant sets and measures for iterated function systems, focusing mainly on self-affine and more general non-conformal systems. I am also interested in quasisymmetric geometry and random matrix products, mainly motivated by their connections to self-affine fractal geometry, as well as random covering sets.

My Erdös numer is 3 via the route Anttila-Bárány-Sándor-Erdös.