Academic Curriculum Vitae

Medical Doctor (MBBS) & Clinical Neuroscientist.

Experience

Research Fellow - Focused ultrasound neuromodulation

University of Nottingham

  • Working on exploring the biological effects of focused ultrasound neurostimulation in healthy controls with applications to individuals with psychosis
  • Using computational methodology such as higher order interactions, simulation based infereceing and advanced diffusion modelling to explore neurobiological effects to ultrasound stimualtion
  • MRI operator on the G.E scanner

Research Fellow - Data driven decompostion

University of Nottingham

  • Worked on data driven decomposition of Diffusion MRI data.
  • Analysed structural and functional Human Connectome Project (HCP) datasets in mental health conditions

Data Scientist

Cromwell

  • Architected and maintained scalable analytical data pipelines.
  • Implemented best-practice software design principles, version control, and automated testing frameworks.

Research Assistant

King’s College London

  • Conducted functional and structural MRI analysis across large longitudinal cohort of individuals with Anorexia Nervosa neuroimaging datasets.
  • Applied novel machine learning, Bayesian models and connectivity analysis to map brain connectivity markers.
  • Engineered novel resting-state fMRI cyclic connectivity analysis algorithms.

Statistical Advisor

King’s College London

  • Provided postgraduate research students advice on statistics

NHS Doctor

NHS (National Health Service)

  • Provided acute patient care and clinical management in high-pressure hospital environments.
  • Managed complex patient presentations with tight diagnostic and therapeutic deadlines.

Education

PhD in Psychological Medicine

King’s College London

Thesis: Exploring the Neurobiology of Socio-emotional and Cognitive Processing, along with the Impact of Autistic Traits, using Structural and Functional Neuroimaging in Individuals with Anorexia Nervosa

Investigated neural mechanisms of socio-emotional traits and autism spectrum characteristics in individuals with ANorexia Nervosa using structural MRI, task and resting state fMRI.

MSc in Neuroscience (Distinction)

King’s College London

Thesis: Examining temporal discounting rates across individuals with Anorexia Nervosa, behaviourally and with task fMRI

Examined temporal discounting rate across individuals with Anorexia Nervosa and Healthy controls. Explored neurobiological differences using task fMRI

MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery)

Medical School Clinical Qualification

Rotations across specialities. Placements across a variety of psychiatric settings, including in State Hospital a high secure forensic psychiatric hosptial