About Me
I am a PhD candidate with the Environmental Geochemistry and Oceanography Research Group at the University of Hong Kong. My research uses a variety of organic and inorganic stable isotope systems to explore the relationships between ocean circulation and marine nutrient cycling throughout Earth's climate history. This work is made possible through a group of calcareous microscopic organisms called foraminifera, whose shells litter marine sediment records and tell detailed stories about the ancient oceans. Understanding how our oceans have changed in the past can yield key insights into near-future changes under contemporary environmental stressors.
