My primary research focuses on the translation of basic and clinical science into effective and reliable audiological assessment and rehabilitation in clinical practice. To date, I have gained clinical and academic expertise in diagnostic audiology and assessment of outpatient audiovestibular abnormalities, in particular auditory processing and vestibular disorders, in neurological patients such as those with Stroke, Friedreich's Ataxia and Mitochondrial Disease. Specifically, my current research aim is to develop novel skills in the assessment of acute vertigo and hearing impairment, with a particular focus on acute audiovestibular syndromes in neurological disorders, including Stroke.