My PhD was at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa with Dr. Christopher L. Sabine.
I worked as a research assistant for the Hawaiʻi Ocean Time-series at Station ALOHA and on four NOAA PMEL/UHM coral reef MAPCO2 mooring sites.
My dissertation work focused on disentangling natural and anthropogenic drivers of ocean carbonate system variability at Station ALOHA and in coral reefs.
I spent more than 130 days at sea and logged 89 research dives.
I worked as a research assistant for the Hawaiʻi Ocean Time-series at Station ALOHA and on four NOAA PMEL/UHM coral reef MAPCO2 mooring sites.
My dissertation work focused on disentangling natural and anthropogenic drivers of ocean carbonate system variability at Station ALOHA and in coral reefs.
I spent more than 130 days at sea and logged 89 research dives.