Summary
Martin Bsc is a research fellow and neuroscientist with 11+ years at NeuRA and a PhD in Rehabilitation Science from Queen’s, combining deep expertise in motor neuron physiology, biomechanics, proprioception and spinal cord injury research. He manages the Spinal Cord Injury Research Centre and an international multicentre clinical trial, bringing practical study management and institutional leadership to complex translational projects. A passionate educator and mentor, he teaches proprioception and research methods at UNSW, runs a local code club, and has supervised many students and junior researchers. Self-taught in programming, he advocates for scientific computing and research software engineering, co-creating ScientificallySound.org where he’s published 100+ posts on reproducible research and reached a large international audience. Notably, he has recently pivoted part of his work toward improving research quality by investigating poor reporting and “bad science,” blending methodological rigor with hands-on lab and clinical experience.
11 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Rehabilitation Science (neuroscience), Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Rehabilitation Science (neuroscience) at Queen's University
Master of Science (M.Sc.), Human Kinetics (neuroscience), Master of Science (M.Sc.), Human Kinetics (neuroscience) at University of Ottawa
French