I'm a quantitative ecologist studying how the abiotic environment shapes species and communities. I'm most interested in how temperature and other drivers interact to affect performance, and how that propagates through to large-scale ecological patterns and processes.
I use robust statistical methods to to link lab experiments and field observations with theoretical (mathematical) models. I aim to develop a robust, predictive understanding of how environmental change will reshape communities.
Aside from my academic research, I work independently as a statistical consultant for medical studies.
