I am a Biomedical Engineering MSc student with the objective of translating preclinical research into clinical solutions through engineering. Currently, I work as a Research Assistant at Københavns Universitet’s Neural Circuitries and Motor Repair Laboratory, where I use kinematic analysis to explore neural and motor repair mechanisms, bridging Newtonian mechanics with biology.My background includes developing mathematical models for biological patterns and leveraging tools like Python, MATLAB, machine learning, and neural networks to analyze complex biomedical data. In the future, I aim to integrate robotics and automation to develop clinical tools that enhance motor function recovery and rehabilitation. By combining engineering methodologies, biological insights, and robotics, my goal is to advance the translation of innovative research from preclinical studies to patient care, ultimately creating solutions that improve quality of life.