Hello! I am a Henry Norris Russell Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Astrophysical Sciences at Princeton University. I am interested in uncovering the mechanisms that drive the formation and evolution of planetary systems. I apply techniques in time series photometry, spectroscopy, and high contrast imaging to recover age-dependent relationships between stars, disks, and planets. I seek to establish continuity in the processes that govern the angular momentum architecture in planetary systems across evolutionary stages. Ultimately, my goal is to unify this picture with the dynamical and chemical histories of planets to arrive at a complete and accurate model of planet formation and evolution.

I am a rising leader in stellar obliquity research, managing large-scale observing programs, fostering global collaborations, scientific community service, public community engagement, student mentorship, and public hands-on engagement.