I joined the Findlay Lab in 2022 as a Wellcome Trust-funded PhD student. I completed my undergraduate in Music Therapy in 2014 in Heidelberg, Germany, where I specialized in neuro rehabilitation. After graduation, I worked as a clinical researcher, studying the neurophysiological effects of music therapy in patients with disorders of consciousness.

I pursued an MSc in Neuroscience at King’s College London. My thesis explored circadian rhythms in migraine using a murine model. My current PhD project focuses on uncovering the role of RNF12 in brain development through human iPSC-based models.