I am a PhD candidate in the geosciences at Princeton University, where I use stable isotope geochemistry as a tool to study the efficacy of shallow-water carbonate rocks as archives of global scale climate changes through Earth’s history. I became interested in interdisciplinary archival studies as an extension of my scientific research, driven by the question of accessibility of scientific knowledge to wider audiences outside of the academy and experiments with auditory and visual modes of communication. I am interested in bringing together new and old media with environmental science knowledge to tell compelling stories about earth’s past and our potential collective futures.

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