My passion is honeybee conservation and breeding. With a PhD in Nutrition and Genetics of Apis mellifera, I am deeply invested in studying plant-pollinator interactions and biodiversity. With worldwide beekeeping experience and a professional background as a beekeeper and queen breeder, I am now dedicated to conserving native bee populations and advancing honeybee breeding through phenotype assessment and genomics. Beyond academia, I find calm in the harmony of nature while exploring the wild. I also manage a dozen hives, fueled by the joy of multiplying bees and contributing to biodiversity.