I study animal communication, with a primary focus on birdsong and bat acoustics, exploring how signals are shaped by ecological context, behaviour, cultural transmission, and environmental change. My work often combines field experiments, long-term monitoring, and large acoustic datasets to understand both the mechanisms and functions of vocal signals. I’m especially interested in how communication evolves, how it responds to human-induced environmental pressures, and how innovative analytical tools can open new possibilities for studying these processes. In mosquito studies, I help with the acoustic investigations.
