I specialize in understanding the impact of human activities, particularly anthropogenic noise, on ecosystems. My work is to generate knowledge that can be translated into practical, decision-relevant insights.

Combining bioacoustics (e.g. acoustic monitoring and playback experiments), behavioral analysis, physiological stress indicators and soundscape metrics, I am an interdisciplinary researcher. This enables me to evaluate environmental pressures at various biological levels, ranging from individual responses to ecosystem-wide patterns.

I develop and apply data-driven tools to detect, quantify and interpret human-induced disturbances in aquatic and terrestrial environments. These approaches can support impact assessments, environmental monitoring, mitigation strategies and sustainability reporting.

If you are interested in my work, please get in touch!