A selection of my research, deployed applications, and collaborative work spanning Bayesian inference, spatiotemporal modeling, machine learning, and science communication.
Prototype R Shiny web application operationalizing PhD research on spatiotemporal forecasting for marine animal movement. Enables non-technical stakeholders (fisheries managers, ecologists) to run complex Bayesian predictions without coding.
Developed hierarchical Bayesian inference methods with custom hybrid Gibbs/Metropolis-Hastings MCMC samplers applied to marine animal telemetry data (salmon sharks, cobia). Dissertation title: "Bayesian Animal Movement Models."
Contributed to HHMI-funded research on educational outcomes, faculty presence, and inclusive teaching practices. Conducted statistical analysis, data visualization, and contributed to multiple peer-reviewed publications in education research.
Provided statistical consulting to 15+ research projects across medicine, public health, finance, and psychology. Tailored statistical methods to study design, implemented GLMs, supervised/unsupervised ML, and communicated findings to non-technical audiences.