I am a clinical lecturer working as a consultant neurologist and early career researcher.  I am fascinated by the neural control of movement and how this is disturbed in clinical movement disorders.  

Overriding aims of my research are to: 

- improve the classification of abnormal movements 

- use experimental work to gain insight into mechanism 

- better quantify changes in disease severity

- develop novel movement retraining and neural stimulation treatments

My research interfaces motor control, computational neuroscience and clinical movement disorders within interdisciplinary and collaborative projects.  I have over 50 peer-reviewed scientific papers and awards at the National and International Level