Postdoctoral researcher, spent a decade working as a support worker for children, adolescents and young adults with neurodevelopmental conditions, and conducted my PhD in Behavioural Neuroscience examining an animal model of Schizophrenia risk, throughout my time a student researcher I was using machine learning and tool AI, and saw opportunities for the type of tool AI we were employing to be used for early identification. Since completing my PhD I have moved into human neuroimaging and electrophysiology, still within the realm of neurodevelopmental conditions. Now I work on ADHD, leveraging large neuroimaging, cognition and psychopathology data to derive insights about functioning.