We are a research group at the University of Ferrara interested in understanding how genetic and genomic variation shapes the evolution and diversity of species.
Our work combines evolutionary biology, population genetics, and conservation genomics, with a focus on reconstructing evolutionary histories, studying adaptation processes, and assessing genetic risks in endangered populations.
By integrating genomic data, bioinformatic tools, and theoretical approaches, we aim to advance knowledge in evolutionary research and support biodiversity conservation.Â
We meet every Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. to discuss ongoing projects and share interesting scientific articles. Students and colleagues are always welcome to join!
If you are interested in what we have discussed in past meetings, you can find notes and discussion topics here.
You can also explore our research activities and resources on our GitHub page.