I'm a lecturer and creative technologist working at the intersection of immersive technology and education. My focus is on practical applications of spatial computing to improve lives, particularly through VR in healthcare settings. Recently, I've been leading a research project exploring how virtual reality can be used as a form of nostalgia therapy to support people living with dementia and mild cognitive impairment.

This project, developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals and academic partners, is driven by a passion for creating meaningful, human-centered solutions using emerging tech. I also work closely with students and educators to embed VR and AR within curricula, aiming to equip the next generation with future-ready skills.