I'm a PhD researcher in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Strathclyde, working with Yashar Moshfeghi in the iSchool Research Group and NeuraSearch Laboratory. My research connects information retrieval, machine learning, and neurophysiological signal processing.

I'm interested in how information systems can understand human needs beyond the words in a search query. I investigate how brain and physiological signals can be represented, decoded, and connected with textual and audio information, with the aim of building more useful and interpretable systems.

Most recently, I interned at Microsoft Research in Redmond (June–September 2026), working with the Audio & Acoustics group and BCI team on physiological measures of audio quality and listening effort.

My PhD began in 2022 with a fully funded BAE Systems scholarship. I received the BAE Systems PhD Student of the Year Award (2026), and previously graduated from Strathclyde with first-class honours in Computer Science and the Charles Babbage Prize for the best fourth-year dissertation.

I'm happy to discuss research collaborations and work at the intersection of machine learning and physiological signals. Get in touch.