Everything has a frequency, that's why images, smells, sounds, tastes, touch, and words are spells.
I'm a scientist, marketer, musician, biker, diver, and teacher, generally distracted and doing too many things at once.
Currently a PhD Candidate, Academic Tutor, and HDR Representative in the School of Psychology at the University of Wollongong, where my research focuses on cardiovascular measures of cognition in relation to music listening. Supervisors: Professor Robert Barry, Dr Frances De Blasio, and Dr Timothy Byron.
Driving Australia's most recognised specialist four-wheel drive brands. The whole stack, built and run in house. Outside the lab and the office: two wheels, underwater, or somewhere else entirely.
"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and all science."
Primary PhD focus: how heart rate variability and cardiac output reflect cognitive and emotional states in response to music listening. What the body reveals that words cannot.
Mapping the relationship between musical structure (tempo, timbre, harmonic tension) and the body's involuntary physiological responses, including skin conductance and HRV.
Extending Sokolov's orienting reflex model using EEG/ERP methods, investigating how neural responses to unexpected stimuli reveal the architecture of attention and cognition.
Driving Australia's most recognised specialist four-wheel drive brands. The whole stack, built and run in house.
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With a degree in social marketing and behaviour change and years of hands-on experience, I bring an unusual combination of academic rigour and practical execution to marketing challenges.
Visit Berrima DieselI have been a musician since my mother first gave me piano lessons at a very young age. I took classical guitar lessons at around 10, returned seriously to guitar at about 16 through private lessons with Dev Gopalasamy, and began performing live in bands at 18.
I graduated from UNSW in 1994 with a Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Education, specialising in performance and music education. Music has never left: it's both the subject of my PhD research and a constant presence as a performer and teacher.
The connection between music and the body is what drives my research. Every rhythmic pattern, every harmonic shift, every unexpected beat creates a physiological response in the listener. Understanding that response is understanding something fundamental about what it means to be human.
Two wheels, open road. A constant feedback loop between machine and rider. The journey is the point, and the memories made along the way are the signal worth keeping.
Below the surface, the signal changes entirely. Silence, pressure, bioluminescence. The dive computer pings. Life is a daring adventure or nothing at all.
Travel, exploration, and the deliberate practice of being in places you've never been before. Curiosity is not a hobby; it's a methodology.