I am interested in the evolution, systematics and biogeography of flowering plants, especially Melastomataceae and Campanulaceae. To make my life more complicated, I am also a co-developer of web tools (TOLKIN, BiSciCol and RegNum) that serve the biodiversity and phyloinformatics communities. To top this off, I am generally interested in semantic data integration and interoperability.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

A new course on Evolutionary Biogeography

Next semester (Spring 2011) I will teach a new Evolutionary Biogeography course with Keith Willmott (Curator of Lepidoptera, FLMNH). I have set up a blog where I will post topics, discussions, links to publications, etc.  Hopefully students will enjoy it and use it as a fun site to post comments, ideas, etc.  http://evobiogeography.blogspot.com
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