
Transit survey follow-up
By searching and accounting for unresolved stellar companions near Kepler targets in Prof. Courtney Dressing's group, I've made updates to exoplanet occurrence rates.
I've just started my first year in the Astronomy Department at UMD. I spent my undergraduate years in foggy Berkeley, California, where I earned degrees in Physics and Astrophysics. How unique is the Earth? Are we alone in the Universe? Stay tuned!
By searching and accounting for unresolved stellar companions near Kepler targets in Prof. Courtney Dressing's group, I've made updates to exoplanet occurrence rates.
With Dr. Lea Hirsch, I've worked to extend an image-reduction pipeline and make it open-source.
I'm working on post-processing global climate models with high-resolution radiative transfer codes in extreme regions of parameter space with Prof. Eliza Kempton.
For more than two years, I was involved in leadership with the Undergraduate Lab at Berkeley's Physics and Astronomy branch. I've also produced materials for the TARDIS collaboration.
I taught as a UGSI (undergraduate student instructor) at UC Berkeley for three semesters.