This is the website of my research group at the Departamento de Zoologia of the Universidade de São Paulo. In our lab, the primary research focus is Behavioural Ecology. We use a variety of model studies and approaches to investigate hypotheses about mechanisms and processes underlying the diversity of behaviours we observe in nature. Given the training we have received and the learning we have accumulated, we strive to focus on theory and model-derived hypotheses of broad interest to researchers in the areas of sexual selection and parental investment. Our lab collaborates with researchers from institutions worldwide. By engaging in exciting discussions that generate good questions and research designs, we focus on the process of conducting well-planned research that will naturally lead to the publication of interesting findings. We currently employ a range of approaches, from observational fieldwork to meta-analytical and phylogenetic comparative analyses, to answer these questions.
In 2016, we finally had the epiphany to name our lab BECO, which stands for Behavioural Ecology of Cool Organisms. BECO, in Portuguese, means "alley," which aptly describes our physical location within the department.
In 2016, we finally had the epiphany to name our lab BECO, which stands for Behavioural Ecology of Cool Organisms. BECO, in Portuguese, means "alley," which aptly describes our physical location within the department.
Conduct
Activities by all members of the Universidade de São Paulo should be guided by the university's ethics code of conduct. Thus, I expect all members of the lab to comply with these guidelines.
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BECO do Departamento de Zoologia
Universidade de São Paulo Rua do Matão, Trav. 14, n˚ 101 Cid. Universitária - São Paulo, SP 05508-090 Brazil Location map |
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