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I have a knack for figuring out what the thorny problems are and devising data-driven ways to solve them.

My collaborations include:

• MindMaze, where we use digital theraputics for restoration;
• Statistics Canada, where we used alternative data (any non-survey data, like geospatial and web scraped data) to measure public health;
• The Canadian Science Policy Centre, a science and innovation policy hub;
• Queen's University, where we developed a series of neurotechnology courses;
• Western University, where we developed models and conducted experiments to study how we sense and move.

I currently operate as a consultant — feel free to reach out! My contact information is here.