Neuroscientist and technology commercialisation manager
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Neuroscientist and technology commercialisation manager with over 10 years' experience in preclinical neuroscience research, with a focus on in vivo physiology and behaviour, and in vitro imaging and electrophysiology. I build practical solutions to experimental problems – for example setting up ECG telemetry recordings and analysis in mice, creating in vivo optogenetics stimulators and coding experimental design tools. I'm looking for a role at the forefront of neurotech, where I can harness and expand my technical expertise.
Enterprise Manager at University of Liverpool (2023– Present)
Commercialising University technology, from initial discussions and disclosures with an academic through IP protection and market assessment, assisting with grant applications, seeking licensing partners and spinout creation.
Postdoctoral Research Associate in Neurobehaviour at University of Manchester (2012– 2022)
Researching brain circuits controlling energy balance in the lab of Prof. Simon Luckman – how do specific neuronal subpopulations communicate with wider brain networks and respond to incoming signals to control physiology and behaviour?
PhD Preclinical pharmacology and physiology at University of Liverpool (2009– 2012)
Thesis title: The role of XLαs in cardiovascular control in mice, supervised by Dr Antonius Plagge and Dr Richard Barrett-Jolley.
MRes Integrative Mammalian Biology at University of Liverpool (2008– 2009)
BSc Hons in Biochemistry – University of Bristol (2005-01 – 2008-12)
A-Levels in Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Geology – Saffron Walden County High (2003-01 – 2005-12)
