I am an interdisciplinary researcher, statistician, and experienced Operations and Project Manager in Neuroimaging and IT. I primarily work in the Pacific Islands, undertaking projects in Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Fiji, and Micronesia. I am currently Head of Operations at Savante, an organisation focused on IT infrastructure with an emphasis on auditing, designing, and building highly reliable data centre facilities in challenging and developing markets. As Head of Operations, I am responsible for project oversight, management, and operational support, including audits and risk assessments, capacity planning, acceptance and stress testing, training, and documentation writing. I have worked as an interdisciplinary researcher and was undertaking my PhD in Neuroscience and Biostatistics before taking on a role as Operations Manager of the largest research neuroimaging facility in the southern hemisphere: Swinburne Neuroimaging (SNI). I am a co-investigator on an interdisciplinary research project using Magnetoencephalography (MEG) to investigate neural correlates of creative writing (Ideasthetic Imagining), and formally held a technical position as the MEG technician for SNI. I was also the project manager for the ARDC-funded Australian Electrophysiology Data Analytics Platform (AEDAPT). I am also an artist, and curator for the Unnamed Collective - a group of interdisciplinary artists and thinkers based in Naarm (Melbourne). Alongside colleagues at Swinburne, in 2020 I set up the Science/Art Network (ScAN) - a project aimed at facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration between science and the arts. ScAN hosts an online open-source Gallery of brain images (acquired at SNI) through which we encourage everyone to explore, create, and learn: www.scienceartnetwork.org
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