PhD Student in Movement Biomechanics
I am a PhD student in the Laboratory of Movement Biomechanics at the Institute for Biomechanics, ETH Zurich, and a First-Class Engineering graduate from the University of Oxford.
Get in TouchBeyond research, I am deeply passionate about teaching and mentoring the next generation of engineers.
My research group focuses on understanding the kinematics and kinetics of healthy, reconstructed, and replaced joints. We aim to develop medical technologies that enhance joint health and mobility.
One of the core projects I am involved in is dual-plane fluoroscopy for tracking joint motion in 3D. Our lab also explores spine scoliosis detection and musculoskeletal modeling.
I spent four transformative years at Lincoln College, University of Oxford, pursuing undergraduate studies in Engineering Science.
During my time at Oxford, I participated in the EUROP research program, investigating time-warping techniques for analyzing kinematics data.
Outside academia, I enjoy sports, especially badminton, tennis, and skiing.
Whether it is a clean smash on court or a turn down a snowy mountain, these activities remind me that beyond being a student, teacher, or researcher, I am also an adventurer.
Hello, I am currently a PhD student in the Laboratory of Movement Biomechanics at the Institute for Biomechanics, ETH Zurich. In 2022, I graduated from the University of Oxford with a First-Class Master's degree in Engineering. I am now a member of Dr. B. Taylor's research group at ETH Zurich, where my research interests focus on medical image analysis, deep learning, and optimization. If you are interested in collaboration or exploring my work further, feel free to reach out.