Howdy Stranger!
I am scientist passionate about using computer science to build scientific tools to solve problems in geoscience, astronomy, atmospheric and oceanic science. I currently work as a Scientific Python Developer on the GeoCAT team at NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research.
I am excited about learning and teaching science history and I am the researcher, writer, and artist for the STEM and science history blog History Survival Guide, where each page explores a different engineering or scientific concept. My goal is to break down complex concepts in a fun and engaging way that my readers can apply in their everyday life.
For more information about personal projects or freelance work I am part of on are available in Outreach and Projects section.
For more information and details about projects I’ve been a part of are available in the Research section.
If you have any questions, feel free to email me at [email protected]