About Me

I graduated from Cornell University in 2020 with a B.S in Earth and Atmospheric Science with a Concentration in Planetary Science and a minor in Italian. During my undergraduate career, I was involved in a variety of research projects where I not only gained essential tools but learned the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in innovative research.

My research focus is on the intersection of planetary geophysics and surfaces, specifically how lithospheric deformation can provide insight into a planet's interior structure and geomorphologic history. I use a combination of mapping, numerical modeling and optical photometry to study planetary tectonics and surfaces. My current project utilizes the topography over Sputnik Basin on Pluto to better constrain the structure and geophysical evolution of the basin and Pluto's interior. For more details on my current and past projects, check out my research page.

Beyond research, I enjoy hiking , am an amateur stargazer, and also an avid reader.