I am an evolutionary ecologist. My research focuses on how ecological and evolutionary processes jointly shape species geographical distributions and community structure, particularly in an era of rapid global change.

I use a combination of experimental evolution, field work, and data synthesis approaches to test how the interaction and feedback between population genetics and ecology scales up to shape: (1) limits and changes to species distributions; (2) spatio-temporal patterns of species coexistence; (3) and eco-evolutionary responses to warming in communities. My research integrates themes and frameworks from evolutionary biology, population ecology, and community ecology.

I am currently an Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Toronto, working with Megan Frederickson and Stephen Wright.

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*** UPDATE: I will be starting as an Assistant Professor at the Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at Yale University in 2027 and will be looking for students and postdocs. Please get in touch if interested, and stay tuned for more details soon! ***

 

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