I study how anthropogenic activities and global changes in general reshape ecosystem functioning, using functional, phylogenetic, and taxonomic diversity as a multidimensional approach of biodiversity. My research so far is organised around (1) functional diversity and traits as a tool to understand ecosystem functioning (2) temporal variability at short temporal scales such as the diel scale, but also across longer temporal spans to look at how global changes impact biodiversity (3) human pressures and conservation by looking at protected area effectiveness.
I particularly enjoy exploring and learning new concepts and methods, which has for instance recently led me to dive into species interaction networks and their rewiring capacity through collaborations with other early career researchers.
In the future, I aim to link behavioral, functional and macro ecology, to understand how anthropic activities reshape coral reef assemblages and functions.
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