Biology has always fascinated me with its stunning and surprising phenomena. Studying reproductive biology — and the diverse processes surrounding it — felt like a natural path to follow!
From studying atypical reproductive processes like asexual reproduction to investigating the forces driving sex chromosome evolution, I aspire to one day lead a lab that takes a holistic approach to reproductive biology. My goal is to understand how these processes shape organisms and influence their communities. In May 2024, I reached a major milestone: my PhD thesis was accepted and nominated for both the Rector's Honor List and the Best Thesis Awards. Since June 2024, I’ve been pursuing an exciting postdoctoral journey at the University of British Columbia (UBC) in the lab of the renowned Dr. Judith E. Mank. Here, I am exploring the evolution of sex chromosomes within the vibrant guppy family. Stay tuned — there's much more exciting research to come!
Exciting News
I'm thrilled to share that I’ve been awarded an FRQ (section Nature et Technology) Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, starting in May 2025! This fellowship will support the next stage of my research on sex chromosome evolution and recombination loss. I'm deeply grateful for the opportunity and support.
