About me
I am a PhD student in the behavioural ecology of parasitoid wasps. In my research, I investigate the reproductive conflicts between the sexes and their repercussions on population viability and species interactions.
I graduated in animal biology (BScHons) from the University of Stirling and pursued an MRes in marine spatial ecology at Swansea University. I consolidated my interest in invertebrates while working as a research assistant at Stirling University on projects ranging from biopesticide resistance in moths to the bioacoustics of British bumblebees.
Communicating (mainly illustrating) science in a playful and accessible way is my passion!