Conservation biological control, including landscape management
and conservation of insect fauna; integrated pest
management of insects, management of non-crop plants (ecological
infrastructures) in rural landscape to enhance beneficial insect
populations; insect modelling and spatial data analysis;
sampling techniques of insects of economic importance; role
of Hoverflies (Diptera Syrphidae) in rural landscape; systematic od
Hoverflies.
His main topic of interest is conservation biological control,
including habitat management and conservation of insect biodiversity.
His particular expertise is the role of habitat manipulation (ecological infrastructures, cover crops, flowering strips and agronomic conservative techniques) in rural landscape to enhance
beneficial insect populations and pest control. Within this field, he is also
studying advanced techniques like geostatistics for spatial data
analysis of insects. His other topics of interest include:
integrated pest management of insects, sampling techniques applied
to insects, insect biodiversity and selectivity
of new insecticided against pollinators and biological control agents.
