Translation and Outreach
While conducting technical research, I'm equally committed to making these insights accessible and actionable for everyone in the sports ecosystem.
A multi-tiered approach
A huge motivation for my research was experiencing the lack of resources available regarding RED-S 10 years ago and current lack of knowledge regarding managing hormonal health. This drives a core goal: translating our findings across all levels—from rigorous academic research to practical applications for clinicians, coaches, and athletes themselves.
Panelist at the Female Athlete Research Meeting, Stanford 2025
High School Outreach
Academic & Clinical Level
- Peer-reviewed publications including our comprehensive review on wearables in female biometrics
- Conference presentations at research symposiums and medical meetings such as ACSM 2025
Practitioner & Coach Level
- Support workshops and seminars for sports medicine practitioners
- Female Athlete Research Meeting 2025, Stanford University Presented preliminary findings to an audience of clinicians, coaches, and sports professionals (video below—full publication expected 2026)
- Female Athlete Conference 2025, Boston. I gave a talk, again, to a cross-disciplinary audience.
Athlete & Community Level
- Oakland Technical High School Panel: Participated in "Driven to Win: What No One Tells Female Athletes"—organized by a student athlete frustrated by the lack of hormone and nutrition awareness
- Direct engagement with athlete communities and educational initiatives
This multi-tiered approach ensures that technical research breakthroughs translate into real-world improvements for female athletes at every level.