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I am a hydrogeochemist with additional expertise in data sciences driven by a research interest in the interface between humankind and the water cycle. I use field-based and geochemical laboratory-based approaches (e.g., noble gases, stable isotopes, and water chemistry) to shed light on the environmental implications of human activities on water resources. I also develop and apply data mining algorithms to explore the spatiotemporal patterns of water quantity and quality in the coupled natural and human systems. I am particularly interested in water sustainability and the connection between energy/agriculture/urbanization and water quality.
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