I am one of the many postdoctoral researchers working on impact crater problems at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. My research specifically focuses on asteroidal impacts using the recent DART kinetic impact experiment .

I was one of the many postdoctoral researchers at the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston, TX. My research there specifically focused on the Moon and is a natural extension of the lunar basin modeling work that I began as a PhD student at Brown University.

I was part of the GHOSST lab, a research group led by Professor Alexander Evans at Brown.  Although our research interests are distinct, we all use numerical modeling to try to understand the planetary evolution.