Manuel
@manuelroppovalente.bsky.social
Research fellowship at @unito | I deal with the management, rearing, breeding, and health of bees, with a focus on ecotoxicological aspects.
Yesterday, with the BeeLab (UniTo – DISAFA), I took part in the European Researchers’ Night with The (Un)known World of Bees. 🐝
We shared insights on the 20,000+ bee species, their crucial role in pollination, and the threats they face from human-induced stresses.
We shared insights on the 20,000+ bee species, their crucial role in pollination, and the threats they face from human-induced stresses.
September 27, 2025 at 10:24 AM
Yesterday, with the BeeLab (UniTo – DISAFA), I took part in the European Researchers’ Night with The (Un)known World of Bees. 🐝
We shared insights on the 20,000+ bee species, their crucial role in pollination, and the threats they face from human-induced stresses.
We shared insights on the 20,000+ bee species, their crucial role in pollination, and the threats they face from human-induced stresses.
I attended the national conference #AISASP2025 in Bologna, presenting the poster “Bees and two-dimensional nanomaterials: risk assessment of an emerging contaminant”. 🐝
This project, in collaboration with UniTo, UniTS and UniBo, explores the impact of nanomaterials on pollinator health.
This project, in collaboration with UniTo, UniTS and UniBo, explores the impact of nanomaterials on pollinator health.
September 27, 2025 at 10:23 AM
I attended the national conference #AISASP2025 in Bologna, presenting the poster “Bees and two-dimensional nanomaterials: risk assessment of an emerging contaminant”. 🐝
This project, in collaboration with UniTo, UniTS and UniBo, explores the impact of nanomaterials on pollinator health.
This project, in collaboration with UniTo, UniTS and UniBo, explores the impact of nanomaterials on pollinator health.
Thrilled to share a paper I co-authored with CREA and the University of Molise! We studied Papiliotrema terrestris (PT22AV, YSY®) as a strawberry biocontrol. It reduces disease and is pollinator-friendly—boosting honeybee visits. Promising for sustainable farming!
DOI: 10.1007/s10526-025-10347-9
DOI: 10.1007/s10526-025-10347-9
August 27, 2025 at 1:58 PM
Thrilled to share a paper I co-authored with CREA and the University of Molise! We studied Papiliotrema terrestris (PT22AV, YSY®) as a strawberry biocontrol. It reduces disease and is pollinator-friendly—boosting honeybee visits. Promising for sustainable farming!
DOI: 10.1007/s10526-025-10347-9
DOI: 10.1007/s10526-025-10347-9