About Me
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Hi, I'm Clare, and I'm an Earth and Quantitative Social Science student at Dartmouth College graduating in the spring of 2027. I am interested in using computational and qualitative methods to solve challenges in disaster management, climate resilience, and natural resources.
I'm a SCEC intern working with Dr. Ahmed Elbanna to develop physics-based earthquake simulations for the Shakeout Scenario 2.0. Through novel data processing, high-performance computing, and visualization methods, my work involves how geophysical frameworks can inform disaster planning and mitigation.
I'm interested in post-graduate research opportunities in geophysical hazard monitoring and earth system science, where I can continue using interdisciplinary methods to bridge knowledge in physical earth science, quantitative analysis, and community engagement.
I'm a SCEC intern working with Dr. Ahmed Elbanna to develop physics-based earthquake simulations for the Shakeout Scenario 2.0. Through novel data processing, high-performance computing, and visualization methods, my work involves how geophysical frameworks can inform disaster planning and mitigation.
I'm interested in post-graduate research opportunities in geophysical hazard monitoring and earth system science, where I can continue using interdisciplinary methods to bridge knowledge in physical earth science, quantitative analysis, and community engagement.

