Dr. Yann Gager
Main Focus
My research interests focus on evolutionary ecology, covering the fields of molecular genetics to behavioral and population ecology. I have been involved in research projects entailing fieldwork with both bats and birds in France, Ireland and Panama. Apart from this, my research also involved laboratory work and molecular genetics, from phylogenetics, population genetics to relatedness analyses. I am especially keen on interdisciplinary projects and analyses.
PhD thesis
Causes and consequences of sociality in a neotropical bat, with Dina Dechmann, Department of Migration and Immuno-Ecology, MPI for Ornithology Radolfzell
Curriculum Vitae
- Jun-Jul 2016 Scientific assistant (genetics), Leipzig, Germany
- 2011-2015 PhD of Natural Sciences "Causes and consequences of sociality in a neotropical bat", MPI for Ornithology, Germany
- 2011 MSc in Biodiversity, Ecology & Evolution, University of Montpellier II, France
- 2009 BSc in Organismal Biology, University de Bretagne, France
- Meriadeg Le Gouil, Institut Pasteur - Paris - France (collaboration on virus)
- Olivier Gimenez, Centre d'Ecologie Fonctionelle et Evolutive - Montpellier -
France (collaboration on survival analyses)