My research interests primarily focus on understanding how marine predators move and interact within their ecosystems, specifically how they cope with variations in their environment. I am interested in working across a wide range of scales, from individual behavioral variations to population dynamics, and ultimately species and ecosystem functioning. I utilize a blend of theoretical frameworks and practical observations to address various conservation issues within the realm of applied ecology. I have a keen interest in all aspects of scientific inquiry, including theoretical frameworks, practical applications, fieldwork experiences, outreach initiatives and teaching endeavors.