Hi! I am an incoming Ph.D. student in Geophysics at Stanford University, where I will begin working with Professor Da Yang in Fall 2026.

My research interests include climate dynamics, atmospheric dynamics, radiative transfer, and planetary climates. I use theoretical analysis and numerical modeling to investigate how atmospheric processes, radiative effects, and orbital forcing shape the climates of Earth and other planets.

My current and recent research includes:

• analytical climate responses to variations in orbital eccentricity;
• gravito-inertial instability and vortex depth in giant-planet atmospheres; and
• the radiative effects of dust on the climate of early Mars.

Please see the Research and CV pages for more details about my work.