For a complete list of my peer reviewed publications see my Google Scholar, ORCID or CienciaVitae.
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Below is a list of key publications and a short description.

This study aimed to facilitate the use of AI and computer vision tools for recreational and small-scale
fisheries research and management by presenting a scalable user-friendly AI framework to develop fish species
identification models. The framework can be found on GitHub.
This study combined multidisciplinary tools (genetic and oceanographic modelling) to assess rock lobsters (J. tristani and J. paulensis) population dynamics and inter-oceans connectivity. Findings have complex fisheries management implications as it shows that lobsters’ future distribution might shift south with future increasing temperatures.​​

This was the first empirical study of genome-wide drivers of diversification that incorporates all extant species in a marine genus with long pelagic larval duration. It disclosed the relative effects of habitat and demographic processes on the recent divergence of rock lobsters.