I'm interested in using satellites to help mitigate climate change and air pollution.
I’m a Research Associate in the Atmospheric Chemistry Modeling Group at Harvard University. In July 2025, I’ll join the MIT faculty as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics and the Institute for Data, Systems, and Society.
My work revolves around satellite remote sensing of atmospheric composition and what it can teach us about the connections between human activity, atmospheric chemistry, and climate change.
A major focus has been on quantifying atmospheric methane emissions and trends across a range of scales. More recently, I’ve started investigating opportunities for monitoring NOx point sources from space.
See my research page or CV for more information.
General interests and piano recordings
I’m passionate about science, music, and fiction of all forms (literature, film, games). I studied physics, English literature, and classical piano performance as an undergrad, and still enjoy these things as a hobbyist today. Here are some studio recordings I did of short piano pieces by one of my favorite composers, Alexander Scriabin: