- Co-author on 24 papers with the LIGO team (as of July 2021)
- In her spare time, stitching masks to help in the fight against COVID (2020)
- Graduate student in gravitational physics and LIGO team member at Penn State University (Fall 2018)
- Undergraduate commencement speaker at Towson University’s 2018 spring convocation
- Edward I. Rubendall Physics Achievement Award for Outstanding Senior (2018)
- Research internship at NIKHEF, the Dutch National Institute for Particle and High-Energy Physics in Amsterdam (organized through the University of Florida Gravitational Physics International REU program, summer 2017)
- As a member of the LIGO/Virgo collaboration, contributed to the detection of gravitational waves that won the Nobel Prize in Physics (2017)
- William F. Pelham Award for Outstanding Junior (2017)
Semesters: Spring 2016, Fall 2017
Projects:
Induced bias in recovery of spinning neutron star binaries with non-spinning waveforms (with Chris van den Broeck and Archisman Ghosh, NIKHEF)
- poster presentation and “Top Undergraduate Presenter” award at APS April meeting (Columbus, April 2018)
- poster presentation at Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics (CUWIP, University of North Florida, January 2018)
Classroom simulation of gravitational waves from orbiting binaries
- co-author on paper (The Physics Teacher 56, 586, 2018)
- co-presenter, “Gravitational Waves” (seminar, Department of Physics, Astronomy and Geosciences at Towson University, November 2017)
Roadrunner physics: using cartoons to challenge student preconceptions
- poster presentation at PhysCon, the 20th Quadrennial Physics Congress (San Francisco, November 2016)
- poster presentation at Towson University Student Research Expo (2016)
- co-author on poster presentation at APS March meeting (Baltimore, 2016)