Gainesville, Florida, United States
As a Doctoral Researcher at the Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases and a PhD candidate in Biomedical/Medical Engineering at the University of Florida, I am focused on advancing our understanding of neural networks. My research explores precursors to behavior and the effects of stimulation in neurological systems using electrophysiology and bioimaging. With a Master of Science from Arizona State University and a professional background at organizations including Dexcom and Barrow Neurological Institute, my work has spanned neural analysis, post-signal processing, and collaboration on clinical studies. I am driven by a commitment to innovative biomedical research that addresses neurological challenges and contributes to improved patient outcomes.
Assisting with biomedical research focused on finding precursors to behavior and aftereffects of stimulation in neural networks through electrophysiology and bioimaging.
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Performed neural analysis and implemented post-signal processing paradigm of electrophysiological data from patients with essential tremor to better understand the neurophysiology underlying tremor movement disorder. Coordinated with clinical collaborators to successfully conduct the biomedical research.