About me
Having a PhD in forest ecology, I work as researcher at INRAE in the Forest Zoology Research Unit at the interface between community ecology and biological invasion, studying the interactions occurring between a native community and an exotic species. My PhD subject was about the consequences of forest dieback on habitats and resources, and consequently on communities, especially arthropods. I worked on the synergistic effects of climate and land use changes on bird communities across Finnish landscapes. Before that, I have a technical background with professional studies in forestry management and a degree in forestry engineering.
About my research
My research interests lie in understanding the functioning of forest ecosystems and their resistance and responses to biological invasion. This includes biotic and abiotic interactions, land-use intensity, conservation biology and functional ecology.