My research and teaching interests were developed within musculoskeletal movement science, facilitating the development of tools for physical activity, performance outputs, health and wellbeing. This stems from a background in sport and exercise science and human movement biomechanics and developed in medical health and engineering. My contribution to the research is focussed on analysis that inform movement performance and rehabilitation assessments in objective manners while incorporating patient experience as well-rounded clinically beneficial tools. I have worked with both musculoskeletal and neurodegenerative patient groups and believe movement health assessments to be key aspects in advancing treatments for both these condition types. My research interests have continued to grow into broader areas of providing well developed research methods for healthcare, provision of education and clinical outcomes that inform future policy, patient treatment or public knowledge of health and well-being.

I am passionate about movement health and improving research, education and human applicable analysis in this area. As a sports and outdoor enthusiast, I am keen to encourage healthy levels of mobility, and contribute to this area of knowledge with research and teaching development.