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title: "Camille Magneville, PhD"
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While doing my Master degree, I discovered that **diversity goes beyond species diversity** and that it could also be seen as the **diversity of species traits and evolutionary histories** (functional and phylogenetic facets of diversity). During my Master 2 internship, I explored this idea further and applied it to the conservation of insular endemic mammals. 

Then, My PhD in marine ecology allowed me to concentrate on **functional diversity**, and learn how to study it not only by using species characteristics but through the study of **functional processes** such as herbivory. I notably focused on exploring how functional processes change over short time periods (within and between days) which has led me to contribute to the development of underwater long-duration cameras and to the creation of a new metric that considers these short-term temporal variations. Embracing this **diverse array of approaches** has been truly rewarding, and I wish to pursue this path further in the future. 

For my current postdoc, I went back to a more global approach by studying the **drivers of diversity facets**, in a project whose final aim is to provide stakeholders with guidelines on how taxonomic, functional and phylogenetic facets of diversity could be encapsulated in realistic conservation plans. 

During my PhD, I came to realize that I really **enjoy and value knowledge sharing**, so whenever possible, I actively **seek opportunities to engage in teaching or public outreach**.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out, and I will respond to you as soon as possible!

[**See my CV here (Update May 2024)**](pdfs/resume.pdf)