About me

Quantitative forest ecology and biogeochemical cycling

Hello! I am currently a PhD candidate in the McLachlan Lab at the University of Notre Dame, where I study long-term controls on terrestrial carbon cycling.

Broadly, I am interested in improving predictability of terrestrial carbon cycling by understanding both short-term and long-term controls on carbon. I am also passionate about broadening participation in quantitative sciences via undergraduate education.

Visit the “Research” and “Teaching” tabs to learn more about my current projects, and visit the “Publications,” “Talks”, and “CV” tabs to see more about the outcomes of my research.