Translating brain science into performance, health, and clearer decisions

I’ve devoted decades to researching and reading brains.

That path has taken me to Cambridge University as a natural scientist, through a PhD in neuroscience and brain imaging in Finland, to Imperial College London – where I qualified in medicine and surgery with starred distinctions.

I’ve since spent over ten years in NHS clinical practice across multiple specialties, and now work as a radiologist at Oxford University Hospitals. Along the way, I’ve led clinical studies, worked in medtech as a clinical safety officer, published research with over 1,100 citations, and spoken internationally on brain health — from Hawaii to Helsinki.

I translate neuroscience and clinical experience into insight that’s both scientifically grounded and practically useful — for individuals who want to perform at their best, and for organisations building products, programmes, or strategies where the brain is the business. And the organisations and companies building in this space may need clinical and scientific rigour to do it credibly.