Research qualifications: I have a PhD in Biomechanics from the University of Auckland, New Zealand (2000). My thesis was awarded the Vice-Chancellors prize for my thesis work for the best PhD in the Science department. I completed the French HDR qualification (accreditation to supervise research) from the University of Technology of Compiègne in 2006. My HDR dissertation was entitled “Detection and decisions based on biomedical signals”. Teaching: I have substantial experience in teaching at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels across many subject areas. My teaching has including lectures, tutorials, as well as the organisation of laboratory teaching programmes. The topics in which I teach include Research Methods, Public Health, Biomechanics, Exercise Physiology, Human Movement Analysis, Ergonomics, Statistics, Neuroprosthetics, E-Health, Project Management, and Biology for Engineers.Project Management: I have extensive experience in coordinating collaborative research projects in both France and Europe. I also taught project management to both French and international students. I have also played a leading role in setting up an Indo-French collaboration with the Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur.