My Research

My research has largely focused on ecological change over time. I’m interested in expanding to how ecosystems change over space and what the human implications of ecological change are. Feel free to get in touch if you want to chat about research! Here are some simple summaries of my published work, and some sneak previews of work that is about to be published.

If you require access to any of the full articles, don’t hesitate to contact me.

Statistical analyses of community and paleoecological time series to identify environmental drivers and biotic interactions.

This is a preview of a paper we are submitting in the next days, and I will add a link to the pre-print soon.

Is the past recoverable from the data? Pseudoproxy modelling of uncertainties in palaeoecological data

Virtual Ecology

Proxy System Modelling

This paper is about constructing a model that generates patterns of ecological change using population growth equations with underlying dynamics such as threshold points. We…

Information loss in palaeoecological data

Virtual Ecology

Proxy System Modelling

This is a sneak preview into work that I am submitting soon. Currently, my co-authors are reviewing the manuscript, and I will post a link to the published version.

A Bibliometric Review and Topic Analysis of Climate Justice Literature: Mapping Trends, Voices, and the Way Forward

Climate Justice

Topic Modelling

In this paper by Meg Parsons, we explored research trends in the literature around the topic of climate justice since its conception. I was the quantitative expert and…