Research Interests: nutritional ecology | community ecology | plant-pollinator interactions | ecology of native and wild bees | foraging ecology | ecological networks
I am a postdoctoral scientist at the University of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Biological Survey in Dr. Keng-Lou James Hung's Lab. My research examines the mechanisms driving community ecology, specifically focusing on how nutritional availability shapes plant-pollinator interactions and wild bumble bee foraging preferences. Please see my Research page for details on current projects.
“When you get right down to it, food is practically the whole story every time.”
Kurt Vonnegut | Galápagos