I am a neuroethologist. My research interests are in animal bioacoustics (echolocation calls and other vocalizations ), neural mechanisms of hearing (electrophysiology) and acoustically-evoked behaviour (e.g. acoustic startle response), and integrative physiology (i.e. hormones and reproduction, cutaneous wound healing).

My undergraduate research focused on interpreting call-discriminations of black-capped chickadees using a neural network framework. My graduate research focuses on developmental changes in auditory brainstem response (ABR) waveforms recorded from big brown bat pups as they mature.