Quick bio:

👋 I'm Dylan. I was born and raised near Jamestown, New York (Chautauqua County) on Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) native land. 

I am currently working on my Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins University in the Department of Environmental Health and Engineering. 

Educational Background:

• B.S. Applied Mathematics & B.A. Chemistry (2012-2016), University of Rochester

• M.S. Geophysical Sciences (2016-2018), The University of Chicago

• Ph.D. Environmental Health & Engineering (2020-Exp. 2024), Johns Hopkins University

Research Experience:

• McNair Scholar, University of Rochester Department of Chemistry (2014-2016)

• Graduate Research Assistant, The University of Chicago Department of Geophysical Sciences (2016-2018) 

• Applied Data & Governance Fellow, International Innovation Corps, The University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy and The Law School (2019-2020)

• Ph.D. Research in the Greenhouse Gas Research Group, Johns Hopkins University Department of Environmental Health & Engineering (2020-Present)

I joined the Greenhouse Gas Lab at Johns Hopkins University in January 2020. My PhD research focuses on quantifying natural and anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases and air pollution. To understand trends and patterns in emissions, I utilize atmospheric measurements, atmospheric transport models, geostatistical models, inverse methods, and other data sources.

I'm broadly interested in greenhouse gases, air pollution, atmospheric chemistry, climate change, environmental systems, sustainability, and environmental justice. 

You can read more about my research here, 

and my involvement in education/teaching here.