I am a planetary scientist and Presidential Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University.
My research focuses on planetary atmospheres and climate dynamics, with an emphasis on surface–atmosphere interactions such as dust transport, volcanism, aerosol processes, and the potential role of microbial transport in shaping atmospheric systems.
In parallel, I contribute to lunar robotic exploration and sample return efforts, drawing on my background in lunar geology and volcanology to inform mission science planning. Through my research, I aim to strengthen the scientific foundation guiding future planetary missions.
I earned my PhD from Arizona State University as a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow and my B.S. from Georgia State University.
