Paraná Microbiome
Genome-resolved exploration of the microbiome across river–floodplain gradients, linking hydrological connectivity to biodiversity, genome evolution, and ecosystem function.
Researcher at INALI (CONICET-UNL, Argentina)
Microbial ecologist working at the interface of genomics, biodiversity, and ecosystem function.
Microbiome diversity, functions & evoution • Omics & bioinformatics
I am a microbial ecologist investigating the diversity, function, and evolution of aquatic microbiomes across freshwater and marine systems. My work combines ecological approaches with genome-resolved and protein-centric metagenomics to explore how microbial communities and their functional repertoires are structured across environmental gradients. Through coordinated sampling and multi-scale analyses, I address ecological and evolutionary questions in aquatic systems.
Genome-resolved exploration of the microbiome across river–floodplain gradients, linking hydrological connectivity to biodiversity, genome evolution, and ecosystem function.
Continental-scale collaborative observatory generating standardized coastal microbiome datasets, advancing open science, capacity building, and comparative marine microbial ecology.
Integrated metagenomics of the Amazon continuum, from river to plume, revealing functional diversity, biogeography, and microbial adaptation along environmental gradients.
Landscape-scale survey of shallow lake microbiomes across the Pampas, linking land use, water quality, and microbial community structure.