ⓘ  About me

I am a postdoctoral researcher in Konrad Kording’s lab at the University of Pennsylvania, where I am building unified models for human movement. My work is at the intersection of AI, movement science, and neuroscience, with a focus on developing multimodal AI models that analyze movement, behaviour, and context to extract meaningful insights from small, specialized datasets.

I aim to advance early diagnostics for movement disorders, design next-generation neuromotor interfaces, and create tools for performance optimization in clinical, athletic, and space environments. 

By integrating movement data with real-world contextual factors, my research bridges fundamental science and practical applications to improve health and human performance.