Bridging research, policy, and public engagement by translating science to inspire change and inform decisions.
Explore My WorkI’m a climate scientist-in-training passionate about developing safe, equitable solutions to the climate crisis. As a Ph.D. candidate and research assistant, my research focuses on climate intervention, agriculture impacts, and applying machine learning to climate data. I’m committed to making complex science accessible and actionable through clear visualizations, communication, and policy engagement. Outside the lab, I work to bridge science and society as an AGU Local Science Partner and Solar Geo Society ambassador, engaging with decision-makers, media, and the public.
I strive to advance climate solutions from multiple angles—research,
science communication, and policy—because time is short, and this is our
moment to build a better future.
Focus on climate intervention, agriculture impacts, ML for downscaling
Focus on agricultural impacts of climate intervention
Focus on climate science and sustainability
Researching climate intervention strategies to evaluate their potential benefits, risks, and role in addressing global warming.
Studying climate impacts on crops and food systems in developing countries around the world.
Expert in using Python to analyze complex climate data and create clear, compelling visualizations.
Proficient in climate model analysis, statistical downscaling, and interpretation of CMIP6 data for regional and global climate projections.
Advanced proficiency in Python, bash, MATLAB, SQL, and various scientific computing libraries for data downloads, preprocessing, and analysis.
Skilled in translating complex scientific concepts for diverse audiences through presentations, articles, and multimedia content.
Bridging science and policy to ensure climate decisions are grounded in evidence and equity.
Near-native Spanish speaker, enabling clear, culturally sensitive communication across diverse audiences.
Interested in collaboration, consulting, or discussing climate science? I'd love to hear from you.