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I am an Associate Professor in the Oxford University Department of Engineering Science, with a Tutorial Fellowship at St Anne’s College. I’m part of the Oxford Robotics Institute, where I lead the Human Enhancing and Augmenting Technology (HEAT) Lab.

Prior to joining Oxford, I was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Harvard Move Lab, where I was supervised by Prof. Conor Walsh and Prof. Lou Awad. My research there focused on the application of functional electrical stimulation for ankle rehabilitation post-stroke.

I completed my PhD at Imperial College London, where I was supervised by Dr. Nicolas Rojas, Dr. Petar Kormushev, and Prof. Fernando Bello. My PhD focused on Improving Myoelectric Prosthetic Hand Control via a Multifaceted, User-Centred Approach, investigating user training, sensory feedback, and novel hand design, as well as developing next generation myoelectric controllers.

I received an MEng degree in Engineering from the University of Cambridge in 2019, where my final year project investigated Wearable Muscle Activity Sensors under the supervision of Prof. George Malliaras.

My research interests include all things to do with enhancing and augmenting human capabilities with technology, with a focus on assistive and rehabiliation technology applications. When I’m not in the lab, I’m usually playing badminton, othello, or making ice cream.

Please feel free to contact me if you’re interested in my research (or my icecream)!