My area of interest is the crayfish. In my
research I try to contribute, as much as I possibly can, to the
in-depth knowledge of crayfish in Romania (and more). I am an
advocate of precise specializations, while nevertheless a proponent
of interdisciplinary research.
I obtained my
B.Sc. degree, as well as my M.Sc. degree, at the faculty where I am
currently teaching. In 2010 I obtained my Ph.D. degree at the
Babeș-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca and the title of my thesis
was: “The
study of malacostracean communities (Crustacea: Malacostraca) in the
Anina Mountains”, coordinated by Professor Doctor Nicolae
Tomescu.
I was born in
Resita (the capital town of the Caras-Severin county), but I spent
most of my childhood at the countryside – in Vermeş.
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Project: Mechanism of alien crayfish invasion in the lower Danube
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