In the TRACES research group at Brown University we use multiple approaches to study the Timing, Rates, And Cycles of Earth Systems. Broadly our efforts fall within three categories of research: 

1. Using thermo- and geochronology to test hypotheses about the evolution of plate margins
2. Investigating the geochemical fingerprints of fluid-rock interactions and volatile cycling at different tectonic settings
3. Studying the history of diversity in the geosciences and efforts to make the discipline more inclusive.

2022   USC Mentoring Award for Faculty Mentoring Graduate Students

2021   Dorothy LaLonde Stout Education Lecture and Award, American Geophysical Union

2021   Gabilan Assistant Professorship, University of Southern California

2017   Doherty Postdoctoral Scholarship, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

2014   Graduate Research Fellowship, National Science Foundation

2014   F. Earl Ingerson Graduate Research Assistance Fellowship in Geochemistry, The University of Texas at Austin