I am a competitive all weapon fencer from the evergreen state of Washington currently rated D22 - Epee, D23 - Foil and D24 - Saber and (Western Washington Division) WWD 2024 Womens Three Weapon Champion.

I love Neuroscience and a  Junior - 11th grader at Stanford Online High School (OHS).  I started this research "Neurofencing = Neuroscience + Fencing" during summer 2020. The framework is broadly applicable to other athletic sports as-well.  

During Covid, I learnt the basics of Neuroscience from Backyard Brains at home and subsequently used Delsys Trigno and Neuroelectrics  Enobio systems at Mount Sinai NY Abilities Research Center. 

I am working with marker based VICON Motion capture system, Nexus software and C-Motion's Visual3D at UW - University of Washington Computational, Robotics, and Experimental Biomechanics (CoRE) Lab.  

My current project is on Brain Microvasculature at Seattle Children's Hospital Research. I use the Machine Intelligence from Cortical Networks (MiCrONS) dataset, a cubic millimeter volume electron microscopy reconstruction of a mouse visual cortex, to understand, what differences between white and grey matter capillaries influence white matter’s vulnerability to neurodegenerative disease. 

I am a member of Society for Neuroscience (SfN), Japan Neuroscience Society (JNSS), American Society of Biomechanics  (ASB) and International Society of Biomechanics (ISB)

I love to teach and want to be a neuroevangelist. Over the last two years, I have conducted over thirty Neurofencing workshops sharing the physiology and biomechanics of a fencers movement. I want my fencing community to appreciate Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

"Neuroscience for everyone" - Please reach out if you would like me to conduct a workshop at your school or club? supriya@neurofencing.com