Explore My Current Projects
I’m involved in various research projects on different aspects of freshwater mussel health, ecology, and conservation.
Each project tackles a unique challenge or question, and together, they contribute to a better understanding of the environmental pressures facing freshwater mussels.
Click on the buttons below to find out more about the specific projects I’m currently working on.
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What’s killing mussels across Europe?
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Is it possible to categorise the health of a mussel rapidly and non-destructively in the field?
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A comparison of the microbiome of invasive and native freshwater bivalves in Lake Maggiore, Italy
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Can we find any evidence for transmissible disseminated neoplasia (DN) cancer in freshwater mussels?
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A global comparison of the microbiome of an invasive clam
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Multi-omics analysis of pollution-induced physiological stress in freshwater mussels (Unio pictorum)
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Establishing a methodology for the use of photogrammetry to aid in large-scale, deep-water surveys of freshwater mussels
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A definition and framework for describing, classifying, and reporting mass mortality events
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How to sample a freshwater mussel mass mortality event (MME)?
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Investigating reports of mass mortality (MMEs) across Europe
I am also exploring the use of photogrammetry to improve how we survey freshwater mussels in deep waters. If you're interested in this cutting-edge approach and want to be involved, click below to learn more and join the research!
Interested in Collaborating or Learning More?
If any of these projects catch your eye or spark an idea, feel free to reach out. I’m always open to new collaborations, discussions, and partnerships. Click the button below to connect!