About me
I am a PhD student interested in how the environment shapes evolutionary processes. My background is in applied ecology, where I spent countless diving hours monitoring the rapid invasion of the lionfish along the coastline of western Greece. Following my master's, I spent a year under the tropical sun managing the Guppy Project, where I gained practical experience on studying eco-evo interactions, shaping my current scientific interests. Magnetically drawn to islands, I am now spending my summers in Greenland, looking for arctic char, trying to understand how their natal and migratory environment shape their life-history patterns.
