Geochronology + Statistics
Telling time in the geologic record is integral to every Earth science discipline. Geochronology can provide a precise, accurate window into Earth history and illuminate important geologic processes.
My research interests center around using high-precision isotopic measurements to study geologic and geochemical systems, with a focus on U-Pb geochronology. I often develop new statistical methods to better understand and interpret data, and I frequently work with CIRDLES to integrate these approaches into scientific workflows.
Projects
Current projects in tectonics, geochemistry, cyberinfrastructure, and data interpretation. Learn More →
Interested in undergraduate, graduate, or post-doc research opportunities? Contact me →
