Anne LIZE

My research focuses on different themes and biological models:

• Adaptive strategies in social interactions, kin recognition, and the evolution of sociality in solitary insects (Master's degree, PhD, and first postdoctoral position).
• Evolution of genes (transcriptomic approach) and adaptive strategies (behavioral approach) involved in male reproductive investment in fruit flies (second postdoctoral position).
• Phenotypic plasticity of reproductive strategies in fruit flies.
• Influence and importance of intestinal microbiota in social and/or sexual recognition processes in fruit flies.
• Diet (isotopic analysis), intestinal microbiota, and genetic structure of fish populations.

I have had the opportunity to teach in France for 5 years (teaching assistant and temporary lecturer) and in the United Kingdom for 1 year as a lecturer. My teachings focus on ecology, behavioral and evolutionary ecology, animal and population biology, and tools for evolutionary genetics and genomics.