Sandro Bertolino
Associate Professor
- Department of Life Sciences and Systems Biology
- SSD: BIO/07 - ecology
- ORCID: orcid.org/0000-0002-1063-8281
Contacts
- 0116704513
- sandro.bertolino@unito.it
- Via Accademia Albertina 13
- https://dott-sbba.campusnet.unito.it/persone/sandro.bertolino
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- Department of Life Sciences and Systems Biology
- Dipartimento di Scienze della Vita e Biologia dei Sistemi
- Corso di laurea in Scienze Biologiche (L-13)
- Corso di laurea magistrale in Georisorse e Gestione Ecosostenibile d'Impresa (LM-76)
- Laurea magistrale in Biologia dell'Ambiente
- Scienze Naturali, Scienze dei Sistemi Naturali,
Evoluzione del comportamento animale e dell’uomo - PhD in Biological Sciences and Applied Biotechnologies
- PhD Programme in Complex Systems for Life Sciences (until 35th cycle)
Curriculum vitae
Curriculum Vitae
(3.5 MB) Courses
- Conservazione dei vertebrati (SVB0128)
Laurea magistrale in Biologia dell'Ambiente - Conservazione della natura (STE0136)
Corso di laurea magistrale in Georisorse e Gestione Ecosostenibile d'Impresa (LM-76) - ECOLOGIA (corso A) (MFN0371)
Corso di laurea in Scienze Biologiche (L-13) - ECOLOGIA (corso B) (MFN0371)
Corso di laurea in Scienze Biologiche (L-13) - Ecologia comportamentale e gestione della fauna (SVB0186)
Scienze Naturali, Scienze dei Sistemi Naturali,
Evoluzione del comportamento animale e dell’uomo - Ecologia dei cambiamenti climatici (SVB0203)
Laurea magistrale in Biologia dell'Ambiente - Ecologia dei cambiamenti climatici (SVB0251)
Laurea magistrale in Biologia dell'Ambiente - Environmental sustainability and biodiversity management
PhD in Biological Sciences and Applied Biotechnologies
Research topics
I am an ecologist with broad research interests in how species and communities adapt to global changes. I conduct studies on the behaviour, ecology and population dynamics of vertebrates, focusing on mammals. This research aims to improve species conservation, supporting the development of science-based conservation strategies.
The introduction of species into new areas is one of the leading causes that determine changes in the composition of communities. The transfer of species across regions breaks down bio-geographical barriers and causes the homogenization of ecosystems. I am interested in research that improves the knowledge on different stages of the invasion process, e.g. prevention, early warning and rapid response, and introduced species management.
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