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After completing my undergraduate degree in the Sport and Exercise Sciences at the University of Birmingham in 2001, I spent one year working for a financial institution. I then returned to the University of Birmingham to complete my PhD. Here I developed an interest in eye tracking and motion capture technology, studying interactions between gaze behaviour and gait parameters in older adults. I then joined the School of Psychology at Queen’s University Belfast where I developed an interested in Parkinson’s disease and the development of tools for assisting mobility and preventing falls. My work in creating auditory cues for enhancing gait in Parkinson’s disease patients led to an ongoing collaboration with Dr. Helen Bronte-Stuart at Stanford University. I joined Brunel University London in 2013 as a Research Fellow and in 2015 I became a Lecturer in Rehabilitation Psychology in the Department of Clinical Sciences.
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