I am a neuroscientist with over a decade of experience in leading electrophysiological and behavioural experiments in rodent models from initial conception through experimental design, data acquisition, end-to-end analysis using contemporary statistical methods, and dissemination in peer-reviewed publications.
Currently inJuan Gallego's groupat Imperial College London, where I am leading experimental and data science projects of motor control in rodents, and collaborating on projects related to the validation of novel technologies.
Previously, I completed my PhD at Dartmouth College in the lab ofMatthijs van der Meerwhere I studied the flexible processing of motivationally-relevant information in the rodent nucleus accumbens. Before Dartmouth, I started my research career withBruce McKayat Wilfrid Laurier University where I investigated the effects of the abused solvent toluene on various aspects of neural function. SeeResumefor more information.
I aim to use this expertise to contribute to the development of innovative neuromodulatory therapies.