EDUCATION
RESEARCH INTERESTS
High-latitude climate change
Biogeochemical cycling and climate feedbacks in the polar oceans
Research Associate, University of Virginia
Computational biogeochemistry
Advisor: Scott Doney
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NSF Graduate Research Fellow, Duke University
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Dissolved gas tracers
Oxygen and argon saturation as tracers of biological and physical processes in the surface ocean
2007-2011
B.A. Earth and Oceangraphic Science and Environmental Studies, Bowdoin College
Department Honors Thesis: Formation of elongated garnets in the spring point amphibolites, Harpswell, Maine
2010
Stellenbosch University
Study abroad in Stellenbosch, South Africa
Visiting Assistant Professor Bowdoin College
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Chemical Tracers of Ocean Processes
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Oceans in the Anthropocene
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Marine Biogeochemistry
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Duke University
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Certificate in College Teaching
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Preparing Future Faculty Fellow
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Instructor Oceanographic Data Analysis
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Guest lecturer and TA in a variety of Earth and Ocean Sciences Courses
Geostatistics
How scales of biological, physical and chemical variability can inform our understanding of mechanisms
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
2011-2016
PhD Earth and Ocean Sciences, Duke University
Dissertation Title: High-Resolution In Situ Oxygen-Argon Studies of Surface Biological and Physical Processes in the Polar Oceans
Advisor: Nicolas Cassar