As of 2021 I am a postdoctoral human in Davis, California. My primary academic research, with Prof. Brian Johnson (UCD) and Prof. Tim Linksvayer (Texas Tech), is related to distributed physiology and evolutionary genomics in the eusocial insects. With groups such as COGSEC I am also researching cognitive security and online communities of practice. I am involved in Complexity Science through Complexity Weekend, and previously, the Stanford Complexity Group. Two areas where I consult in are remote work (Remotor Consulting Group) and predictive asset modeling (FM Analytics).
In 2019 I completed my Ph.D. in Ecology & Evolution at Stanford University, studying the neurophysiology of collective behavior in ants with Prof. Deborah Gordon. While an undergraduate at UC Davis, I worked on Drosophila genetics with Prof. Artyom Kopp.
In January 2021 I did an interview for the RosyBVM blog, on topics such as art, science, patriotism, and participation.
In 2019 I completed my Ph.D. in Ecology & Evolution at Stanford University, studying the neurophysiology of collective behavior in ants with Prof. Deborah Gordon. While an undergraduate at UC Davis, I worked on Drosophila genetics with Prof. Artyom Kopp.
In January 2021 I did an interview for the RosyBVM blog, on topics such as art, science, patriotism, and participation.
Presenting on "Music and the Brain", at Santa Fe Institute, 2015
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Dissecting ant brains! (2014)
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Hand-painted ants :)
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