Postdoctoral Scholar
Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory
Research interest: fluid dynamics, upper ocean turbulence, ocean carbon, multiphase flows
I am a scientist interested in the flow of matter and the laws that govern them.
I am currently at the Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory, where my project is to develop the next-generation instrument for measuring carbon in seawater on autonomous platforms. At APL-UW, I studied (and am still working on) how bubbles mediate ocean-atmosphere gas exchange in the Labrador Sea with Craig McNeil as part of the Bubble Exchange in the Labrador Sea (BELS) experiment.
My research interests include upper ocean turbulence, their drivers such as heat exchange and wind-wave interaction, and their effects on ocean-atmosphere gas exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide. I am also interested in thermodynamics, environmental multiphase flows, and soft robotics.