About
I am a plant ecophysiologist focused on understanding how climate change, particularly warming, impacts ecosystem functioning. My research integrates plant physiology, landscape genomics, and biophysical modeling to explore how environmental stressors—such as elevated temperatures and vapour pressure deficit—affect plant thermoregulation, carbon uptake, and water use strategies. Ultimately, my work aims to provide data that will improve the accuracy of climate-vegetation models and guide rainforest management and restoration practices.