As a doctoral researcher in neuroscience, I investigate the characteristics of motor memory during motor skill learning in humans. I use behavioral experiments and magentoencephalography (MEG) for my studies. During my Master's dissertation, I analysed electroencephalography (EEG) data to determine the functional connectivity between the right and left brain hemispheres during visual object recognition in humans. Being a driven and passionate neuroscientist, I aim to bring my diverse skill set and innovative outlook to the clinical and neuro-tech industries, where I can make a meaningful impact and drive advancements in these fields.