I’m an interdisciplinary scientist, writer and emerging policy professional with a focus on ocean challenges including underwater noise pollution. I’m particularly interested in work that supports evidence-based policy, international cooperation, and the effective functioning of ocean governance frameworks.
As a Guest Investigator at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, I’ve collaborated on underwater acoustics research across multiple systems, including reef fish calls, bottlenose dolphin vocalizations, and the impacts of anthropogenic noise on marine species.
In parallel, I’ve developed strong experience in science communication as a means of international environmental policy engagement. My writing on ocean science and policy has appeared in AGU Eos, Oceanus, and the MIT Science Policy Review.
I was nominated as an Ocean Young Leader by the Ocean Science and Governance Youth Network to attend the Third United Nations Ocean Conference. I hold a BS in Biology from Tufts University and am an incoming Master's of Public Administration student at Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs.
As a Guest Investigator at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, I’ve collaborated on underwater acoustics research across multiple systems, including reef fish calls, bottlenose dolphin vocalizations, and the impacts of anthropogenic noise on marine species.
In parallel, I’ve developed strong experience in science communication as a means of international environmental policy engagement. My writing on ocean science and policy has appeared in AGU Eos, Oceanus, and the MIT Science Policy Review.
I was nominated as an Ocean Young Leader by the Ocean Science and Governance Youth Network to attend the Third United Nations Ocean Conference. I hold a BS in Biology from Tufts University and am an incoming Master's of Public Administration student at Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs.