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I use both electrophysiology and different forms of spectroscopy a in both pre-clinical and clinical settings in order to better understand how these diseases start and change over time. My research focuses on the development of new techniques to diagnose and monitor neuromuscular disorders. I subsequently moved into clinical neurophysiology and completed the final part of my training as an NIHR clinical lecturer.

After graduating I completed academic foundation programme training in London before coming to Sheffield to take up an NIHR academic clinical fellowship in neurology. I then entered the MB/PhD programme, completing a PhD on the molecular mechanisms of perinatal white matter injury. I studied medicine at Leicester Medical School, undertaking an intercalated BSc in neuroscience (1 st class Hons). MB/PhD programme, University of Leicester Medical School NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship in Core Medical Training/Neurology, University of SheffieldĪcademic Foundation Programme, Imperial College, London Specialty Registrar in Clinical Neurophysiology, Yorkshire and the Humber Deanery

NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer in Neurophysiology, University of Sheffield Honorary Consultant Clinical Neurophysiologist, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Senior Clinical Lecturer in Neurophysiology, University of Sheffield

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