About Me

I am a postdoctoral researcher in the Plant Ecology Research Lab at EPFL. I am broadly interested in how plants are impacted by anthropogenic climate change, mainly taking an ecophysiology approach to understand how plant function responds to different climatic conditions. I also use remotely sensed data and plot-based monitoring data to broaden the scope of my ecophysiological measurements.

I focus primarily on trees in both natural forests and urban environments ranging from the hot/humid tropics to the cool temperate zone and everywhere in between, using a variety of observational and experimental designs to explore acclimation and adaptation to long-term heat and reduced moisture impact. 

Learn more about my current and past research here, or go straight to my CV here!

Education

2024 PhD in Biology, University of Miami

2018 B.A. in Environmental Science and Spanish, Colby College