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I am a french researcher that studied in France and is now based in Germany. My research interests focus on evolutionary ecology, covering the fields of molecular genetics to behavioral and population ecology. I have been involved in research projects entailing fieldwork (capture, telemetry and acoustics) of bats and birds in France, Ireland and Panama . Apart from this, my research also involved laboratory work and molecular genetics, from phylogenetics, population genetics to relatedness analyses. I finished my PhD on the evolution of social foraging in bats in 2016, within the International Max Planck Research School (IMPRS) for Organismal biology, the University of Konstanz, the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology (Radolfzell) and Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (research station of Gamboa, Panama).
More recently, I switched to a career in molecular diagnostic of pathologies using next-generation sequencing. I am employed since January 2018 as a research assistant for a private company of molecular diagnostic in Germany.
More recently, I switched to a career in molecular diagnostic of pathologies using next-generation sequencing. I am employed since January 2018 as a research assistant for a private company of molecular diagnostic in Germany.
Research
Last update: October 2020
