I am a biological oceanographer working as a research scientist at the University of Washington. I study how microbial communities respond to environmental perturbations and ultimately how they will respond to future ocean conditions. My research approach uses flow cytometry observations collected from research vessels across ocean basins to build population models that predict cell, population and ecosystem interactions.
PhD in Biological Sciences, 2007
Open University, London UK
MSc in Biological Oceanology and Marine Environment, 2003
Sorbonne University, Paris FR
BSc in Population Biology and Ecosystems, 2001
Sorbonne University, Paris FR
A size-structured matrix population model to estimate rates of cell division, carbon fixation and carbon loss in phytoplankton measured by flow cytometry.
A Kernel-based change detection method to map shifts in phytoplankton communities measured by flow cytometry during research cruises. In this project led by Dr.
Popcycle is an R package that offers a reproducible approach to process, calibrate and curate flow cytometry data measured by SeaFlow.