I am a passionate researcher in biomechanics and physical therapy, currently finishing my PhD in Biomechanics at Rush University Medical College. My work focuses on developing innovative rehabilitation technologies, including real-time musical feedback systems using wireless pressure-sensing insoles to enhance gait retraining and motor control. Beyond this, I work across injury prevention, exercise physiology, and biofeedback for rehabilitation — translating science into hands-on solutions, mentoring the next generation of clinicians, and pushing biomechanics beyond the lab and into everyday movement. My background in Physical Therapy (BS, PT) and a Master's in Bioengineering grounds it all in both human care and engineering rigor.