Exploring Medical Research & Translational Science
Cross-Domain Perspectives
Exploring healthcare questions that exist between disciplines, where biology, technology, clinical practice, and systems thinking intersect.
Core Question:
How can integrating knowledge across disciplines improve our understanding of health, disease, and recovery?
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Beyond the Tumour: Mapping Systemic Physiological Change During Breast Cancer Treatment
Breast cancer treatment extends far beyond the tumour itself. Drawing from my experience as a medical scribe, this article explores how systemic physiological changes remain underrepresented within current clinical workflows, and how advances in multimodal data integration and artificial intelligence may help bridge this gap. Scribe Workflow and System Inefficiency As a medical scribe, I…
Research Themes
Exploring human health through interconnected biological, technological, and clinical systems.
Biological Signatures of Health
Systems Biology, Metabolism & Biomarkers
Exploring the biological foundations of health, from muscle function and metabolism to biomarkers, inflammation, and ageing.
Core Question: How can clinical measurements evolve into predictive digital biomarkers that better characterize health, disease, and therapeutic response?
Neuro-Mechanical Health
Neuroscience, Orthopaedics & Human Recovery
Understanding how the nervous system, movement, and musculoskeletal function interact to influence pain, performance, rehabilitation, and recovery.
Core Question: How can longitudinal musculoskeletal and orthopaedic data be captured and modeled to support more personalized approaches to recovery?
Multimodal Health & Tech
Medical Imaging, AI & Digital Health
Investigating how diverse health data and emerging technologies can be integrated to better understand, predict, and personalize health.
Core Question: How can imaging, AI, and multimodal health data move from technical capability toward meaningful clinical integration?
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