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Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
Published the first interdisciplinary discipline-based education research paper; successfully defended the first PER dissertation at Cornell.
Research Experience
Leads the Cornell Physics Education Research Lab (CPERL), which focuses on improving undergraduate physics labs, developing new lab methods aimed at enhancing students' understanding of scientific measurement.
Background
Research interests include introductory college-level physics labs, focusing on what students learn, how to help them learn better, and what lab learning offers that lecture learning does not. Emphasis is placed on developing an understanding of the nature of scientific measurement, concepts of measurement and uncertainty, skills for handling and analyzing data, and critical thinking behaviors for reasoning about data scientifically. Also interested in gender and diversity issues in the lab.