Research

My research interests focus on understanding how species interact with other species and with their environment. I am particular interested on plant species and how they interact with their pollinators.

Pollination is one of the most fascinated mutualistic relationships in nature. How plants and animals co-evolved is an amazing topic.

At the moment I am a postdoctoral researcher at Lund University. My current project focus on drivers of selection on floral traits at different altitudes and season in the tropical Andes of Bolivia.

I previously worked with Dr. Yuval Sapir group at Tel Aviv University I studied flower size and pollination systems on Royal irises. My main project focused on the genetic basis of flower size in Iris atropurpurea, and the relation between flower size and heat reward in Iris atropurpurea and Iris petrana. More details can be found in Projects and more about the lab here https://labsapir.wixsite.com/labsapir.