I worked as the Education and Outreach Officer for the ARC Centre of Excellence for Integrative Brain Function. In this role I managed the Centre’s public outreach program, The Brain Dialogue, and led the education program.
I developed a suite of virtual experiments that can be used to teach undergraduate physiology.
I co-organised a forum discussion as part of Melbourne Knowledge Week 2017, which got selected as a keynote event. During the session, I led a demonstration of a commercially available brain-machine interface (starts around minute 22 in live video linked above).
For my PhD I studied how brain cells process visual information. More specifically, how the way our brain cells are densely connected to each other can generate perceptual changes known as adaptation.