CNR Capo Granitola
Currently a research fellow at the Institute for the Study of Anthropogenic Impacts and Sustainability in the Marine Environment (IAS – CNR) in Capo Granitola, where I investigate the effects of climate change on the presence and foraging behavior of fin whales in the North Pole.
Biologist with a PhD in Molecular and Biomolecular Sciences. During the PhD, acquired advanced skills in experimental design, acoustic and behavioral analysis, and physiological assessment of aquatic species exposed to anthropogenic stress. Experienced in bioacoustics applied to the study of cetaceans and invertebrates.
Expert in marine mammal monitoring, anthropogenic impact assessment, and the behavioral and physiological analysis of aquatic organisms. Participated in national and international research projects.
Strong proficiency in the collection and analysis of acoustic and video data, and in the use of specialized software such as MATLAB, Avisoft, and EthoVision. Highly adaptable to fieldwork, including under challenging conditions such as oceanographic surveys and offshore environments.