My research seeks to understand the patterns and mechanisms underlying biological diversification and species distributions across scales. I explore these topics using a variety of tools, including geospatial analysis, remote sensing, species distributions modeling, landscape connectivity modeling, field observations, and experiments. For my research, I often use a combination of field observations, literature data, herbarium and/or museum data, as well as online databases and citizen data to gather species distribution and phenotypic data.

Experiments

Field data collection

Data analysis

Evolutionary Biology

Macroecology and Biogeography

Earth and Remote Sensing

Environment, Sustainability and Conservation

Outreach, Education and Mentoring