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About me
My background in science includes work to advance understanding and modeling of ecosystem and soil resilience to land-use change and management, climate change, and altered disturbance regimes.
I planned, managed, and implemented basic and applied science projects that combine experimental and observational data with advanced statistical analysis, machine learning, and synthesis tools.
I have linked my experience with carbon and nutrient cycles with natural-based solutions to expand the scope and impact of my work on climate change, now at WWF.
Research is pure teamwork!
I love working with people and sharing knowledge!
I take pride in dedicating time for mentoring to advance the educational and personal growth of another person.
I am passionate about working in diverse teams to tackle grand challenges.
I'm a former member of the Next Generation Ecosystem Experiments - Tropics project at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
I led a project focused on synthesizing multi-source data to quantify cyclone responses of tropical forest functioning and biogeochemical cycling across the globe.
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