EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY, LOCAL ADAPTATION, MARCHING HABITAT CHOICE
Studying adaptation and divergence for conservation
Our research on adaptation and divergence guides conservation efforts by informing effective strategies for protecting biodiversity

Welcome to my website, where I study evolution and biodiversity. My research focuses on individual variation, genetics, and adaptation mechanisms, including Matching Habitat Choice in grasshoppers, finches, and fruit flies. As an evolutionary ecologist and geneticist, I investigate sexual and natural selection, population differentiation, and biogeography using field studies, experiments, and simulation modeling. My work also touches on topics such as behavioural ecology, animal communication, and conservation.