Brief Biographical Sketch:

I study planetary surface evolution with the goal of understanding how planetary bodies have developed into their present-day states. My work integrates a range of research methods including numerical modeling, remote sensing data analysis, and field studies at terrestrial analog sites to explore surface processes. I am
particularly interested in developing our understanding of the early water cycle on Mars and investigating the dynamics of icy shells on ocean worlds such as Europa and Enceladus.

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