ABOUT ME
Computational Biomechanics Researcher, Dr. Sc. | Wearable Sensing | Machine Learning for Human Movement AnalysisI recently completed my Dr. Sc. at ETH Zürich, where I worked in the Laboratory for Movement Biomechanics under the supervision of Prof William Taylor and Dr Navrag Singh. My research focuses on computational biomechanics and human movement analysis, with a particular emphasis on wearable sensors and machine learning to study gait and functional mobility.
During my doctoral research, I developed data-driven methods for automated functional assessment using inertial sensors to analyse gait dynamics and neuromechanical control. The aim of this work is to enable scalable and clinically meaningful assessment of human mobility beyond traditional laboratory settings.
Before moving into biomechanics, I studied Electronic and Electrical Engineering at University College London (UCL), where I completed my BEng in 2017 and my MEng in 2018. This engineering background continues to shape how I approach research, combining signal processing, machine learning, and biomechanics to better understand human movement.
Outside of research, I enjoy staying active and exploring new challenges, whether that is skiing, wake surfing, handstand training, or tennis. I also enjoy travelling, as it offers new perspectives and the opportunity to experience different cultures.
