Translational Neurophysiology and Brain Stimulation Lab at Krembil Research Institute, Toronto Western Hospital. Develop graphical user interfaces (GUI) for training machine learning models, and analyzing evoked field potentials following stimulation of basal ganglia components. Acquire microelectrode recordings and participate in electrophysiological mapping of deep brain structures during awake deep brain stimulation surgery.

I teach Human Anatomy and Physiology (HTHSCI 2F03/2FF3) for the Education Program in Anatomy at McMaster University. I lead a group of students in a tutorial section and prepare content on a weekly basis. I also teach lab sessions and handle a variety of human cadaveric specimens in order to facilitate learning and ensure students understand anatomical concepts beyond what is drawn in diagrams and figures. I then host office hours, and continuously study the content I was charged with teaching and evaluating the students on in order to maximize my own ability to help, answer questions, and present course content.

Medical Sciences and Pharmacology section editor. I led younger students in editing their scientific articles and teaching writing methods and techniques. The goal of this was to enhance their understanding and skills in research methods and communicating their findings. I conveyed concepts at a level that younger individuals would understand, and provided effective feedback to ensure optimal outcomes. The articles were then published in the Canadian Science Fair Journal.