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About MeI'm a wildlife biologist focused on wildlife health and conservation, with a particular interest in the immunology and disease ecology of small mammals.
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My research combines molecular tools, immunological techniques, and field-based methods to understand how wild animals regulate their immune systems during periods of stress, due to climate change or migration. By identifying patterns in immune investment, my goal is to improve our understanding of how disease risk fluctuates in natural populations and to inform conservation strategies that account for wildlife health.
Recently, I earned my Master’s in Biology from the University of Oklahoma, working in Daniel Becker's Lab to understand immune trade-offs used by migratory bats.
Recently, I earned my Master’s in Biology from the University of Oklahoma, working in Daniel Becker's Lab to understand immune trade-offs used by migratory bats.
