About
I am an exoplanet theorist working with Hannah Diamond-Lowe at Space Telescope Science Institute. I did my PhD with Ruth Murray-Clay at UC Santa Cruz where I developed Wind-AE (\windy\), a fast, 1D forward model photoevaporative atmospheric escape. My other research interests include rocky planets and astrobiology. I was fortunate during my PhD to be a part of a few fellowship programs including Cota-Robles, ARCS, AAS National Osterbrock Leadership Program, and ExoExplorers.
I grew up in Tucson and earned my bachelor's at Princeton and my master's at Cambridge, playing competitive sports and adventuring in all three places.
Pedagogy, curriculum developement, outreach, and science writing are my other passions, so check out those sections of my website for resources.
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