Climate scientist with formal training in atmospheric, ocean science and meteorology. His background, combining nearly a decade of academic and applied experience, spans diverse areas of climate and environmental science using novel tools such as earth system modeling on supercomputing facilities. He provides a generalist perspective that fosters interdisciplinary collaboration.
In recent years, his work has focused on leveraging artificial intelligence, satellite observations, and climate data to monitor human pressures on ecosystems. His overarching goal is to bridge fundamental climate science with applied environmental monitoring, developing data-driven tools designed to enhance society’s ability to anticipate and respond to current and future climate risks.