I am a postdoctoral research fellow in the Geography Department at the University of British Columbia. I am advised by Jennifer Williams.
I recently obtained my PhD from the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Deartment at the University of Colorado, Boulder, where I was advised by Brett Melbourne. I was also a student in the Interdisciplinary Quantitative Biology program.
I enjoy ecology, evolution, math, and statistics.
I mostly work with flowering plants.
My ecology interests include population dynamics and demography, life history theory, quantitative genetics, pollination biology, phenology, landscape ecology, microhabitat variation, and remote sensing.
My math interests include networks and graph theory, probability and stochastic processes, applied linear algebra, and statistical modeling and analysis.
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