We often think of

science and art

as polar opposites... 

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...as disparate disciplines with no overlapping values.

As a dancer and professional science communicator,

I see things differently.

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ABOUT ME

Equipped with degrees in dance and neuroscience, I have translated the intricacies of memory formation into movement phrases and embodied the experience of neurological disease through performance. When I realized I could turn my passion for creative science communication into a career, I enrolled in the world-renowned science communication program at

UC Santa Cruz.

MY MISSION

Beyond relating science through writing, I aim to facilitate true collaborations between scientists and performing artists. I believe dance is an underutilized platform for delivering scientific ideas to new audiences. Dance grants us the opportunity to see concepts embodied – explored and emoted through the human form. In an age when many people harbor distrust in science, dance may offer a strategy to

humanize the field.

Scientists are people, too,

and science impacts all of us

in our daily lives.

Dance can remind us of that.