I am a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Department of Geosciences at Princeton
University. I completed my PhD in the School of Oceanography at the University
of Washington, where I was advised by Professor Curtis Deutsch.
My research investigates interactions between climate, ocean biogeochemistry, and marine
ecosystems, from microbes to animals, in the present and across Earth history. To do so,
I develop and employ numerical models of organism physiology, marine ecosystems, biogeochemistry, ocean
circulation, and climate, constrained by laboratory and environmental data. Ultimately, the aim
of my work is to yield a better understanding of ecosystem responses to anthropogenic climate change.
In my free time, I enjoy searching for waves to surf, concrete curbs to skate, and
wild mushrooms to forage 
