Research toolkit
Five complementary areas of my research experience.
Measuring movement and interpreting forces.
From circuit design to body-worn systems.
Finding patterns in posture and movement.
Connecting movement with joint mechanics.
From medical images to mechanical behaviour.
Exploring how practical activities, virtual laboratories and interactive learning resources can help students understand engineering concepts, develop judgement and learn together.
Using motion capture, biomedical imaging and finite-element modelling to explore human locomotion and tissue behaviour.
Wearable sensing, biomechanics and interpretable learning to understand how we position ourselves and move during sleep.