I have explored several topics throughout my Ph.D., but in each topic, I seek to merge ethical inquiry with tools from network science, atmospheric science, and engineering to study questions within the Food-Energy-Water nexus. In my most recent project, I am studying how disruptions in infrastructure systems due to climate change and other stressors affect food, energy, and water flows in the Northeastern U.S. This work also investigates the ethical implications of these disruptions and how we can build justice into resilience. Throughout my Ph.D., I have also studied cyber-physical risks to critical infrastructure, the potential impacts of these risks on vulnerable communities, as well as the structure of collaboration and communication among academic communities studying water, shared over boundaries.