I am the current (Western Washington Division) WWD Womens Three Weapon Champion and proud to be the only US Women fencer in high school rated "D" and above in all weapons. Currently rated D22 - Epee, D23 - Foil and C25 - Saber. Primary Club : Salle Auriol Seattle, Washington & Secondary Club : Golden State Fencing Academy, California. I recently joined Nexus Fencing Club in Tokyo Japan.

I am a Junior - 11th grader at Stanford Online High School (OHS) and started this research called "Neurofencing = Neuroscience + Fencing" during summer 2020. The framework is broadly applicable to other athletic movements as-well like dancing, martial arts, running etc.

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 dozens of workshops on physiology and biomechanics of human 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