
A bedding plane image of Cloudina, one of the first putatively biomineralizing organisms to live on Earth. Namibia, June, 2014.
I am a Neukom Postdoctoral Fellow at Dartmouth College. Using quantitative descriptions of form and space, along with computational techniques, I study the sedimentary rock record to better understand Earth’s history.
As a graduate student working with Adam Maloof at Princeton University, I developed a novel serial grinding and imaging technique to produce three-dimensional models.
Prior to starting graduate school, I was a researcher at Situ Studio, where I primarily worked on projects involving human rights violations.