Research interests
My research explores genome evolution across multiple scales, from single-nucleotide changes to large structural rearrangements. Currently, I am examining the genomic signatures of long-term isolation on islands, aiming to uncover the forces driving these patterns, whether adaptive or neutral. My work focuses on computational analysis of second- and third-generation sequencing data.
Curriculum vitae
2025 – present: PhD thesis on population genomics of voles on isolated islands under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Gerald Heckel, Institute of Ecology and Evolution, University of Bern.
2019 – 2025: BSc & MSc Biology, University of Zürich. Focus on bioinformatics and plant genomics. MS Thesis on recombination suppression and supergene expansion under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Elena Conti and Dr. Giacomo Potente, Institute of Systematic and Evolutionary Botany, Zurich.
2012 – 2018: BA & MA History, Moscow State University, Russia.
