I am a post-doc researcher in the Pain in Women group at the University of Oxford. I investigate pain in endometriosis and how stratification of patients can aid our understanding and inform our treatment of women with endometriosis-associated pain.
During my PhD (completed 2021) I explored neuropathic-like pain in endometriosis using a variety of different techniques including questionnaires, fMRI and QST data. Prior to that I completed BA Neuroscience (2017) at the University of Oxford.

Experience

  • 2021–present
    POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSISTANT IN PAIN DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS FOR TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH IN PELVIC PAIN (TRIPP), University of Oxford

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