Hola 🧉
I’m Flo, a biologist from Uruguay living in the Czech Republic. My research focuses on studying the temporal change of biodiversity. I work mainly in the Neotropical region and specifically with mammalian carnivores, though my research also extends globally and includes work with birds. My interests fall under areas like macroecology, biodiversity informatics, open science and community science. I coordinate Biodiversidata and NaturalistaUY. I’m also into camera-trapping and recording biodiversity. Be aware that on my site, I mix Spanish and English :)
Publications
Preprints
Projects
Postdoc at ČZU
Integrating data to detect temporal dynamics of Neotropical carnivores
Biodiversidata
Consorcio de Datos de Biodiversidad del Uruguay | Uruguayan Consortium of Biodiversity Data
PhD in Life Sciences
Biodiversity informatics and macroecological patterns of biodiversity. Uruguay as a model region
A Computer of One’s Own
Pioneers of the Computing Age
Comparative Genomics
Salmonella as foodborne pathogen - epidemiology, pathogenesis and prevention
Fogones de Fauna
Collaborative-learning experience in the protected area of Paso Centurión
Landscape Genetics
The impact of environmental characteristics in the genetic structure of three native mammal species
Masters in Biological Sciences
Contributions of molecular ecology to the study of mammals in Uruguay
Relaciones sociedad–naturaleza en la frontera
Espacio de Formación Integral (EFI) en Paso Centurión, Uruguay
Blog
A mix of coding, news and personal reflextions
Contact
- grattarola[at]fzp.czu.cz
- Kamýcká 129, Prague, Suchdol 165 00