Welcome
Here you can explore my research and publications, all centred on understanding how ecological interactions across biological and spatial scales shape resilient and sustainable agroecosystems.
Landscape ecology across
biological scales
From disease ecology and multitrophic interactions
to biodiversity conservation
Agricultural landscapes are shaped by a complex network of interactions among plants, pathogens, arthropods and biodiversity, which ultimately determine ecosystem functioning and the sustainability of food production. Understanding how these interactions respond to landscape structure, agricultural management and global environmental change is essential for designing resilient agroecosystems that reconcile biodiversity conservation with agricultural productivity.
My research combines landscape ecology, disease ecology and experimental ecology to investigate these processes from laboratory and greenhouse experiments to landscape-scale analyses.
By integrating ecological theory with applied research, I aim to generate knowledge that supports biodiversity conservation, sustainable agriculture and evidence-based environmental management.
