Biography
Having studied Electrical Engineering and Biochemistry at the University of Western Australia, I am fascinated in how technology can be applied to solve medical problems. Specifically, I aim to develop image processing algorithms for several medical image modalities (including MRI, PET and CT) that provide important biomarkers to assist clinicians in the diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions, and hence improve the outcomes and quality of life of patients.
Fields of Research
Current Roles
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Advance Queensland Early Career Fellow
Develop technology to advance the treatment of children with Cerebral Palsy in Queenland.
Academic Qualifications
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2006
Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering/Science
University of Western Australia -
2017
Doctor of Philosophy
The University of Queensland
Professional Experiences
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2011-2012
Vacation Student
The Australian e-Health Research Centre -
2012-2013
Research Assistant
The Optical and Biomedical Engineering Laboratory -
2016-2017
Casual Officer
The Australian e-Health Research Centre
Achievements and Awards
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2016-2016
Best Student or Postdoc award
CSIRO Health and Biosecurity -
2014-2014
3 Minute Thesis participation award
The University of Queenland -
2012-2012
William and Marlene Schrader prize for best engineering honours thesis
University of Western Australia -
2016-2016
Bursary
European Academy of Childhood Disability -
2017-2017
Bursary
American Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine
Other highlights
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2015-2015
Submitted provisional patent, titled "Method for quantifying cerebral palsy injury using an automated ventricular shape model”
