This researcher is an Associate Professor in Health Sciences with a Ph.D. in Bioengineering. Their expertise lies in biomechanics, human performance modeling, and the use of wearable sensors (like NIRS) to study fatigue and recovery. They have an active research program, securing grants and publishing in sports science and engineering journals. A significant focus of their current work involves investigating the effects of chemotherapy on muscle function in cancer patients. They are also deeply involved in mentoring undergraduate and graduate students in research.