I am interested in the processes that determine species success and population dynamics in changing environments. My previous work focused on how reproductive timing influences survival and lifetime fitness in wild house mice, highlighting how environmental conditions shape life-history strategies. 

In my current research, I extend this perspective to plants. By combining fieldwork and lab experiments, I will focus on the spread potential and ecological impacts of non-native mountain plants. Ultimately, this helps to predict which species may become invasive in future.

Research interests

• Invasion ecology
• Alpine plant ecology
• Species interactions