About me

I'm in the final year of my PhD in psychology at the University of Stirling, where I study what repeated non-concussive heading impacts do to the brain. I use brain imaging, magnetic stimulation and blood-based biomarkers to track subtle, short-term changes that may follow heading a ball.

Before Stirling, I was a Research Associate at the Lahore University of Management Sciences where I studied how information travels in online spaces, how it is perceived and how it affects human behaviour. These projects involved looking at misinformation on social media, and modelling how 'viral' content spreads online. Going back further, during my master's at King's College London I looked at how tDCS affected probabilistic learning in patients with schizophrenia.

I am particularly interested in the areas of brain health, brain stimulation and neuroimaging. If any of this overlaps with your own work or curiosity, I'd be glad to hear from you, so please feel free to get in touch!

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