I am a young scientist dedicated to unraveling the patterns of biodiversity through the lenses of evolution and ecology. My research integrates field studies, meta-analyses, and ecological modeling to address fundamental questions in macroevolution, species distributions, and conservation biology.
Currently, as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the School of Life Sciences, Fudan University (Shangha, China), I focus on large-scale ecological patterns, such as testing biogeographical rules and assessing the impacts of climate change on animals. With a strong background in field research across Europe and Asia, I am passionate about applying scientific insights to real-world conservation challenges, including the management of protected areas and conservation biology. I have led international projects, published in leading journals, and am always eager to explore new collaborations.
I am always open to new cooperation!