Our Research Activities 

Environmental DNA to assess biodiversity

Environmental DNA (eDNA) is the DNA released by organisms in the environmental matrix (e.g., water or soil) through mucus, feces, gametes, secretions, etc. Extraction of eDNA from environmental samples allow...

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Evolution and adaptations to global changes

Present-day biodiversity derives from the complex interaction between biogeographic, demographic and evolutionary processes, and recent processes in the context of global changes. We aim to understand how these processes have...

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Agrobiodiversity

Agriculture expansion and intensification are important drivers of biodiversity loss worldwide, yet agroecosystems can host a high amount of biodiversity, which provides key ecosystem services that can increase agricultural yield and...

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