This is your Research page. Replace everything below this line with your own content. A research page typically includes an overview of your scholarly interests, descriptions of current and past projects, and any relevant links or media.
The summary and thumbnail fields in the front matter at the top of this file (between the --- lines) control the card on your homepage. Update both when you update the page.
Write two or three paragraphs describing your research questions, methods, and fields. You don’t need to cover everything — aim for something a curious non-specialist can follow. What problem are you working on? Why does it matter? What approaches do you bring to it?
A short description of what you’re working on right now. Include a link if the project has a public presence. If you have an image — a map, a dataset visualization, a photo from fieldwork — add it here using the figure or figure-wrap component.
Another current project. Or delete this section if you have just one.
Completed work you want to highlight. Thesis, dissertations, grants, exhibits — whatever best represents your scholarly record.