My research

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My research is on population evolution as a mean to inform wildlife conservation using statistical and genomics methods. I apply evolutionary and population genetics methods to endangered wildlife species to better inform conservation and management strategies. Working in the interface of science and policy, I am applying genetic data to inform conservation policy and supporting the implementation of genetic diversity indicators within the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF).

My research aim is to use cutting-edge genetics and evolutionary methods in taxon-focused conservation.

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I am currently a Researcher at Vale Institute of Technology (ITV), in Belém PA, Brazil. I am also a member of the consortium Genomics of the Brazilian Biodiversity (GBB), of the Coalition for Conservation Genetics, and co-chair of the GEOBON Genetic Composition Working Group. Please get in touch for job opportunities or collaborative work.

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