About

I am a postdoctoral research fellow studying how the human cerebellum contributes to complex behaviours. I use neuroimaging, brain stimulation and computer models to understand the cerebellum.

Let me tell you about my research in 120 seconds!


During my postdoc at Western University, I developed a functional atlas of the cerebellum that can be personalized using a Bayesian Hierarchical model. And during my PhD at the University of Oxford, I applied a new spectroscopy technique to the cerebellum to show a link between neurochemicals changes and cerebellar-dependent movement behaviour. I also wrote a language algorithm that captures schizophrenic language while at the University of Cambridge.

My research is funded by a BrainsCAN computational postdoctoral fellowship and a CIHR project grant.

Interests

  • Cerebellum
  • Neuroimaging
  • Computational Modelling
  • Brain Stimulation
  • Open Science

Education

  • DPhil, 2021

    University of Oxford

  • BSc, 2015

    Heidelberg University

Blog