My research interests center on biodiversity and the ecological and evolutionary processes that shape it.

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Broadly, I am interested in how gradual and sudden human-induced climate change, compounded by arising changes to abiotic and biotic factors, drive selection and affect biodiversity.

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I aim to take an integrated approach to testing hypotheses through field and laboratory research. Previous research has included using long-term selection experiments and quantitative genetic studies to answer related questions. I am currently learning more about bioinformatics to better understand adaptation to local environments through population-level differences.

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I am also interested in using modeling as a comprehensive approach to answering large-scale ‘eco-evo-devo’ questions.