Welcome to our research lab at the Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn in Naples, Italy!
As part of one of the oldest institutes devoted to the study of marine life (check it here), our mission is to unravel the fundamental mechanisms shaping the evolution of biological diversity and actively seek to preserve such an extraordinary biological heritage.
We don't miss any opportunity to enjoy nature out in the fields, directly watch evolution unfolding before our eyes in natural and experimental populations, perform statistical modelling, as well as "run fasta (files) and eat pasta (and other delicious food)".
We aim to generate and disseminate innovative, methodologically rigorous, and FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) insights and resources that can benefit both the scientific community and whole society.
We don't miss any opportunity to enjoy nature out in the fields, directly watch evolution unfolding before our eyes in natural and experimental populations, perform statistical modelling, as well as "run fasta (files) and eat pasta (and other delicious food)".
We aim to generate and disseminate innovative, methodologically rigorous, and FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) insights and resources that can benefit both the scientific community and whole society.
Why odd socks? Check the Odd Socks initiatives in support of diversity in all shades.
We encourage a team culture that is open, accepting, and driven by curiosity and respect. We strongly value, support, and foster uniqueness, diversity, equity, and kindness in science and beyond. We strive to build a team that reflects the diversity of our world, and actively promote a stimulating and encouraging environment where all members can thrive and flourish both personally and professionally.
Francesca is a disabled woman scientist with an extended family who is acquainted with some of the additional challenges experienced by minorities and caregivers. Regardless of your identity and background, she is open to share her experience, provide advices or discuss effective supporting measures and an healthy work-life balance.
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