About me

Hi! I am the Informatics and Reproducibility Librarian in Academic Research Consulting and Services Department at George A. Smathers Libraries. As a tenure track faculty, I provide research consultations and training support on informatics, reproducibility, statistics, and data science throughout campus.

I received my PhD in computational evolutionary biologist from Biology Department from Dr. Gordon Burleigh ‘s lab. My research involved developing tools for phylogenetic comparitive methods, using statistical approaches and computational methods to understand the generation and maintenance of biological diversity and studying evolutionary patterns of diversification at both the species and genomic level.

Recent News

March 2022

Co-organizing a symposium with Chloe Nash and Dr. Alex Hernandez on “HOW DO WE MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT DATA AND ANALYSES IN SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY? IT DEPENDS!” sponsored by The Society of Systematic Biology at Evolution Meeting 2022 to be held at Cleveland, Ohio from June 24th to June 28th 2022. For more details about the symposium and list of invited speakers click here.

October 2020

SACNAS UF chapter was awarded the Role model award for outstanding fundraising at the virtual National SACNAS conference 2020. I , along with two other graduate students, Sarah Kurtis and Alexandra Hernandez was invited to present a talk on best fundraising practices at the virtual national sacnas conference.

February 2020

I am a student board member at SACNAS UF Chapter, and we organized the first south east SACNAS regional meeting from Feb 28th to Feb 29th 2020. Click here for the website

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