• I am very honored to have won the “Outstanding Student Research” award from the Ecological Society of America’s Student Section for my paper Proceedings of the Royal Society B, titled “Do priority effects outweigh environmental filtering in a guild of dominant freshwater macroinvertebrates?“
• The third chapter of my dissertation was just published in Landscape Ecology, titled “Landscape configuration alters spatial arrangement of terrestrial-aquatic subsidies in headwater streams.” Here we looked at leaf litter inputs into streams and found that whether there was forest upstream or downstream in a catchment had strong effects on the longitudinal distribution of terrestrial resources in the streams.