PhD Graduates

	Sara Frasca
	PhD in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology, 37^thcycle, Tor Vergata Rome University, A.Y. 2024/2025, defending the thesis: “Entangled life: Occurence and diversity of Posidonia oceanica (L.) delille associated fungi by an advanced methodological approach”

	Greta Ponsecchi
	PhD in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology, 37^thcycle, Tor Vergata Rome University, A.Y. 2024/2025, defending the thesis: “Bacteriophages as weapons to fight infection caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria”

	Annamaria Alabiso
	PhD in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology, 36^thcycle, Tor Vergata Rome University, A.Y. 2022/2023, defending the thesis: “Zero Mile: validation, prototyping and scale up of a system for dishwasher wastewater”

	Chiara Conte
	PhD in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology, 34^th cycle, Tor Vergata Rome University, A.Y. 2020/2021, defending the thesis: “Seagrass holobiont changes: can microbes be a putative seagrass descriptor?”

	Nicoletta Perini
	PhD in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology, 32^th cycle, Tor Vergata Rome University, A.Y. 2018/2019, defending the thesis: “Cum grano salis: assessing the causes of the purple spots on ancient parchments”

	Pasquale Marmo
	PhD in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology, 32^th cycle, Tor Vergata Rome University, A.Y. 2018/2019, defending the thesis: “Descrizione e caratterizzazione della specie agarolitica Sphingomonas turrisvirgatae e del suo batteriofago specific vB_StuS_MMDA13”

	Nagaia Ciacci
	PhD in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology, 30^th cycle, Tor Vergata Rome University, A.Y. 2018/2019, defending the thesis: “Bacteriophages to divert the first interactions of an emerging pathogen, so preventing infections”

	Ilaria Di Meo
	PhD in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology, 29° cycle, University of Rome "Tor Vergata", AY 2013-2014, defending a thesis on: " The bacterial B3 Metallo β-lactamases and MβL-like proteins in the environment: ecology and evolution”

	Astrid Mejia
	PhD in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology, awarded with the European PhD Label, 27° cycle, University of Rome "Tor Vergata", AY 2013-2014, defending a thesis on: "Characterization of the epiphytic microbial communities associated with seagrasses under changing environmental conditions"

	Giorgia Matteucci
	PhD in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology, 27° cycle, University of Rome "Tor Vergata", AY 2013-2014, defending a thesis on: "Development of a new molecular assay for an easier detection and identification of Vibionaceae”.

	Matteo Evangelisti
	PhD in Evolutionistic Biology and Ecology 24° cycle, University of Rome "Tor Vergata", AY 2011-2012, defending a thesis on: "Diversity of the Bacterioplankton community in the Macchiatonda wetland (Rome, Italy)"

	Alice Rotini
	PhD in Applied Biology, 23° cycle, University of Naples “Federico II”, AY 2010-2011, defending a thesis on: "Biochemical and molecolar tools to monitor seagrass meadows".