Researcher at University of Southern Denmark
I am a Master's thesis student in Applied Mathematics, working on statistical methodology for clinical trials. My thesis focuses on group-sequential designs for trials with multiple correlated endpoints, using Monte Carlo simulation to derive stopping boundaries and evaluate operating characteristics — power, type I error, and expected sample size — under realistic correlation structures between endpoints such as overall survival, progression-free survival, and safety. More broadly, my research interests lie in biostatistics and clinical trial methodology, including adaptive trial designs, survival analysis, and causal inference, with a particular interest in simulation-based approaches that translate into practical trial design decisions.