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Postdoctoral Fellow - Department of Biology
Kenyon College
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Biomechanics | Behavior | Form and Function
ABOUT
After finishing my Ph.D. in the Hedrick Lab at UNC at Chapel Hill where I studied bird flight in the air-water interface, I started a research-teaching postdoctoral position in the Wright Lab at Kenyon College, where I am working on the effects of morphological sexual dimorphism on the flight performance of birds.
I am passionate about making science, especially biomechanics, accessible to everyone and opening inclusive spaces for learning. Read more about me
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With each step in my career, my fondness for science increases. In my current postdoctoral research-teaching position, I am continuing my training in bird flight biomechanics, and learning new morphological measuring techniques and evolutionary modeling.
I seek to continue my academic journey investigating body structure-function relationships and locomotion in land vertebrates.
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Read my Early-Career Researcher Spotlight interview with the Journal of Experimental Biology!
