I am a palynologist with research interests in pollination ecology, paleoecology, and climate change. Currently, my research focuses on plant-pollinator interactions, the impact of past and future climate change on pollinators, and how anthropogenic disturbances are affecting pollination networks. I am a creative and talented environmental scientist with a broad range of professional research interests. I am open to exploring new research fields and following the results of my experiments into the unknown scientific territory. Also, I am a self-motivated, hard-working individual with a strong desire to learn and grow professionally using my skills in project management, problem-solving, and organizing tasks.

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