I am a community ecologist and macroecologist, currently a PhD candidate with Weecology at the University of Florida.
I study the biological and mathematical processes that generate emergent patterns in biodiversity and community structure, with a particular interest in how perturbations propagate across levels of organization and over time in ecological systems.
I use a variety of approaches, including computationally- and data- intensive synthesis, long-term field experiments, and theoretical frameworks derived from ecology and complexity science.
I believe strongly in the importance of open science, and I work to implement and disseminate best practices for open, replicable, and reproducible computational research.