I am a climate scientist studying sea ice and its role in the Earth system. 

My main interests are Antarctic sea ice, ice–ocean interactions, and grounding line processes, drawing on satellite records alongside in situ observations from field campaigns. I am particularly interested in marginal ice zone processes and wave-ice interactions, ice-ocean interactions and their influence on ice shelf variability, and the role of ice mélange in ice shelf stability.

I am a researcher at the Environmental Fluid Dynamics Lab, NYU, where I study sea ice and ice shelf processes. Before that, I worked at the Korea Polar Research Institute, New York University Abu Dhabi and the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre. I co-chair SCAR’s AntClimNow scientific research program and act as interim co-chair on the WMO WWRP PCAPS Steering Group. I also contribute to the Sea Ice Model Intercomparison Project (SIMIP) Scientific Steering Group.