PhD in biodiversity and master in Bioinformatics- Biostatistics with experience at the field of communication and scientific dissemination. My research interests are focused on the study T. molitor larvae as an alternative protein source for animals, their nutritional value, their impact on the growth performance, and possible challenges when they are fed to different animals. I am also interested on studying phylogeny, understand how differential gene expression controls morphological variation and function, and also understand how these changes generate diversity.