Exploring ecological interactions to uncover their causes and consequences.
I explore the ecological and evolutionary processes that underlie the dynamics of ecological interactions. My goal is to provide insights to understand these phenomena, which influence the structure and dynamics of populations and shape species evolution over time.
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I am a postdoctoral researcher in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). My research integrates disciplines including ecology, evolutionary history, natural history, network science, mathematical modeling, and empirical data. This interdisciplinary approach allows me to provide valuable insights and contribute to the understanding of complex ecological phenomena.
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Social networks impact the speed and ease of pathogen spread.
I'm working to understand how social interactions (feeding, mating, resting, etc.) shape the transmission process of infectious diseases at the population level. My goal is to create strategies that facilitate management and mitigate the impact of infectious disease transmission.
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A voluntary project dedicated to supporting ecological causes based on scientific evidence and feminist ideals, while spotlighting women in ecology. Additionally, the project engages in scientific outreach and other editorial lines.
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