I am currently a postdoctoral researcher in Paleoanthropology and Evolutionary Biology at the Konrad Lorenz Institute for Evolution and Cognition Research. I am also linked to the Group of Dental Anthropology of the National Research Centre for Human Evolution (Burgos, Spain).

 

One of my main research interests is the variation and evolution of dental morphology in the hominin fossil record. Geometric morphometric methods are a fundamental tool to evaluate the morphological changes of the dentition, as well as to propose hypothesis about its evolution. Some of my studies of dental morphology have been published as part of a larger series of articles on hominin dental variation.