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NEW PUBLICATION!

Predicting pesticide mixture toxicity

In a new paper, we predicted the toxicity of chemical mixtures in bees through machine learning
(QSAR modelling)

Who we are

Lab Leader

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Simone Tosi

Lab Technician

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All Lab Members

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Davide Cuttini

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Bee behaviour

There is so much to discover about the behaviour of bees

that we can't stop buzzing.

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Risk Assessment

Risk assessments regulates the real world, and its refinement can lead to real changes.

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Science outreach

Because science is relevant when it reaches people.

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Pesticides

Pesticides are a major stressor for bees, influencing their health and behaviour in multiple ways. 

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Biomonitoring

Monitoring surveys are crucial to assess the real conditions of bees and our environment.     

B for Bee

...and more!

There's always more, we're just waiting for the right moment. Reach out for more info. 

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Bee nutrition

A major driver of bee health. We use bees as model species for nutrition research.

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Wild bees

Bumblebees and solitary bees are essential pollinators. We study their health and behaviour.

What we do

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