Über mich

My research interests span biogeography, eco-epidemiology, and computational ecology with a focus on understanding and predicting biodiversity distributions and their interactions with human societies, particularly in relation to health, to support ecosystem resilience in a changing world. I am interested in how biodiversity conservation can foster more sustainable societies and support adaptation, especially through the lens of Nature’s Contributions to People and One Health. Methodologically, I develop and apply advanced tools in spatiotemporal statistics, species distribution modeling, and ecosystem services modeling to generate predictive insights that support evidence-based policy.

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