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Mallarie is a postdoctoral researcher working with Pete Raimondi, Mark Carr and Will White at Oregon State University. She is broadly interested in how spatial processes interact with local features to shape both population and community dynamics. For her PhD, she examined how factors like local landscape features and functional diversity influence the stability and functioning of a multitrophic coastal fish community. Her Master's thesis focused on how both local- and seascape-scale variation in eelgrass habitat structure interacts with fish body size to impact predator-prey relationships. Her time in the RC lab will be spent working on an MPA network connectivity project. Using a suite of quantitative tools and mathematical modeling approaches, the project will explore the resilience and efficacy of California's MPA network.
In both her personal and professional life, Mallarie is committed to fighting racial injustice and fostering an anti-racist, inclusive and equitable space in academia and the broader community.
Education:
2021 Ph.D. in Ecology Evolution and Marine Biology, Northeastern University
2017 M.Sc. in Ecology, San Diego State University
2009 B.Sc. in Biology, University of North Florida
Pronouns: she/her/hers
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