I’m a PhD student working with Dr. Noah Planavsky. I’m broadly interested in the coevolution of life, climate, and chemical cycles across Earth history, and how these interactions can inform our understanding of modern environmental changes. My work involves geochemical analyses of sedimentary rocks to constrain aspects of the global carbon and oxygen cycles in deep time. Current projects include reconstructing ocean acidification across ancient global warming events with boron isotopes, as well as longer-term changes in the style of chemical weathering on land with lithium isotopes.