I am a neuroscientist studying how different areas of the human brain contribute to complex behaviours, with a focus on the cerebellum. I use neuroimaging, brain stimulation and computer models.

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My current work uses personalized ultrasound stimulation to test the cerebellum’s causal role in cognition. Previously, I developed a cerebellar atlas that can be tailored to individuals, and during my PhD, I uncovered a link between cerebellar neurochemicals and movement.

I’m funded by a Wellcome Trust Early Career Fellowship and the Raynor Cerebellum Project, with past support from BrainsCAN and CIHR.