Graduate Research Assistant
My research interests are primarily in astrobiology and planetary surface processes. I am working Sean Gulick and Cyril Grima to better understand the geology of Schrödinger crater on the Moon using radar data. This site is of interest to upcoming Artemis missions. My previous research includes literature syntheses pertaining to mineral mediated carbon reduction’s importance for the paleoclimates on Mars and Earth, as well as using terrestrial eskers as analogs for sinuous ridges on Mars to inform our understanding of warm-based glaciation on Mars.
Interests
Astrobiology, planetary surface processes, ice sheets, paleoclimate, Mars, prebiotic Earth, Schrödinger crater, radar.
Academics
Ph.D., Geosciences, The University of Texas at Austin (Expected May 2028)
B.S., Environmental Sciences and Statistics (double major), University of Virginia