Personal profile

Research interests

I am a postdoctoral researcher working on the Environments and Energy Use of Early Humans on the Edge (EDGE) project. My focus is on using recommender systems and species distribution modelling to reconstruct faunas at fossil sites.

My previous research has considered the relationships between vertebrate traits and the environment in the fossil record, first in fossil horses, and, during my PhD, for Cenozoic reptiles. I am broadly interested in interrogating biotic and abiotic effects on the distribution of traits in vertebrate communities and in how the structures of those communities have changed over time.

Education/Academic qualification

Zoology, Ph.D., Body Size Histories in Cenozoic Reptiles From Global to Community Scales, University of Cambridge

Oct 2017Dec 2021

Award Date: 9 Sept 2022

Integrative Biology, B.A., Harvard University

Sept 2013May 2017

Fields of Science

  • 1181 Ecology, evolutionary biology
  • 1171 Geosciences

International and National Collaboration

Publications and projects within past five years.