Eventually, I want to apply similar/modified methods to identify microstructural expressions of bone strength that could be used to better predict fracture risk. I hope to continue my work after graduation in May of 2025 and pursue more prospects of interdisciplinary research as well.

is not bound within one discipline and can benefit multiple areas of study. Currently, my research focuses on the implementation of deep learning and convolutional neural networks for improved image segmentation of bone, using modalities like nano-computed tomography.

During my time at OSU I have been lucky to conduct research in biomedical engineering, skeletal biology, anthropology, forensics, and injury biomechanics. Not only has this led me to believe the importance of team science but it exemplifies how research

I was recently honored by receiving the Oregon Urban & Community Forestry Award from the Oregon Department of Forestry.

and a BA in Communication Studies from Western Oregon University. Currently I am elected Board Chair for the Columbia Soil & Water Conservation District where I was endorsed by the Sierra Club and Our Revolution.

As the current Chair of the Upper Nehalem Watershed Council, I work with a diverse group of stakeholders, coming together to meet the needs of each landowner in the face of natural resource challenges. I hold a BA in Environmental Studies from the University of Oregon

Experiencing two 500 year flood events in the span of only 11 years shaped my life to understand and restore degraded river systems. Especially in rural communities where people impacted by both floods and droughts have historically been left undeserved by those in positions of power.

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One thing common between my field of work and belonging to the queer community is the blurring of the margins of the so called well-defined labels, such as of who you are and who you are supposed to love.

medicine, physics, chemistry and even basic biology and then creating an imaging system which can answer the most basic questions about the morphology, physiology and pathology of diseases, paving a path to their treatment, which can be more specific owing to the receptor level involvement.

Therefore, the intertwining worlds of medicine, basic sciences and basic subjects of the medical curriculum intrigue me. Hence the nature of my work and a deep interest in molecular imaging. Molecular imaging involves the understanding of physiology, biochemistry,

My research focuses on the development of novel methods and techniques for single-molecule fluorescence spectroscopy and super-resolution fluorescence microscopy, as well as their application to a broad range of biophysical and physicochemical problems.

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Our erasure from places of power, particularly in STEM, is a modern political issue, forced by western systems.

We are here, we have been here, and we will be here in the future

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Earth systems, waterways, and all sorts of scientific phenomenon occur outside of binary functions,
where observed activity is often located somewhere on a spectrum between endmembers. Additionally, ancient cultures have championed gender diverse folks for millennia.

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