Biomedical engineer and PhD student developing innovative tools to quantify human movement and optimize performance.

My research combines MRI, motion capture, and wearable sensors to track how joints adapt to running and physical activity, with applications from Paralympic athletes to recreational runners.

I am passionate about translating complex biomechanics into actionable insights for sports performance, injury prevention, and athlete monitoring technology.

I am open to research collaborations, academic discussions, and professional connections in both academia and industry to explore new ideas and projects in biomechanics and sports engineering.

Highly skilled in: Biomechanics, Motion Capture & gait Analysis, MRI & Imaging Techniques Wearable Sensors & Data Collection, Data Analysis and statistics (Python, MATLAB), Sports Engineering, Research Design & Experimental Protocols, Scientific Communication & Collaboration