PhD Student, MIT-WHOI Joint Program in Physical Oceanography
I am a graduate student in the MIT-WHOI Joint Program in Physical Oceanography. My interests span
paleoclimate
inverse modelling
changes in ocean circulation
My current project involves using high-resolution benthic foraminiferal records to make inferences about Little Ice Age climate through inverse modelling. I'm enthusiastic about statistics, and writing nice code to do statistics.
Brynn (right), MIT-WHOI Joint Program student Elena Perez, and Math.
As an undergraduate, I attended Northeastern University, where I worked in several capacities in the Earth Surface Systems Lab. There, I completed diverse computational research projects such as
modelling oxbow lake flooding
relating climate model output to historical river flooding
connecting river morphology and modelled discharge
Brynn (middle) and Earth Surface Systems Lab PhD students Charlotte Wiman and Michelle O'Donnell
