She is a postdoctoral research associate at the Center for Society and Technology Studies (CWTS) at Leiden University in the Netherlands. Her research with CWTS involves two goals: to (1) diversify and broaden the scientific community's understanding of the concept of Responsible Research (RR), and how it varies across disciplines and institutes and (2) to develop and evaluate a community of practice revolving around that improved understanding of RR. 

More generally, she's a metascientist specialising in topics surrounding the science reform movement, and adjacent communities (such as the metascience and open science communities). She also conducts research on selecting replication targets, introducing the concept and practice of reflexivity to quantitative disciplines, and exploring the challenges of adopting reform practices for early career researchers, among other things. She's a mixed methodologist and loves being able to explore research questions from different angles and approaches. She can't program for shit, sadly.

She joined JOTE because she liked the idea of incorporating discussions of failure in science as part of the natural process of research, rather than failure being something to hide and be ashamed about. She likes having the opportunity to help curate the scientific literature in metascience, and her role as editor also ensures that she makes time to read journal articles every once in a while, which, embarrassingly, is something that she finds hard to do otherwise.

In her person life, she's a mother to two lovely tiny kids. she loves bouldering, is a distance runner (half marathons are where its at, in her opinion, but the odd marathon here and there doesn't hurt) and she loves to cook food for people she likes.