Kaylee Rudd is a PhD student at the Wicking Centre, University of Tasmania. Her research investigates motor biomarkers of cognitive impairment, especially application of Artificial Intelligence in movement analysis with the aim of detecting dementia in its early stages. She has a background in physiotherapy with experience across?aged and community care. She collaborates with the cognitive clinic team in Hobart and with researchers from national and international institutions aiming to develop early biomarkers of dementia. She also works with the award winning TasTest team (recipient of the University of Tasmania Vice-chancellor's Award 2023 and the Trailblazing Discovery Research Award.