Ana Baricevic

Dr. Ana Baricevic is an active marine researcher specializing in molecular ecology and environmental genomics, with particular focus on Adriatic Sea ecosystems. Her work bridges biomonitoring, toxicology, and biodiversity assessment through advanced molecular techniques.

Her research program centers on diatom DNA metabarcoding standardization for freshwater biomonitoring, cytogenotoxicity mechanisms of marine toxins within the One Health framework, and regional genomic database development for Adriatic phytoplankton. This integrative approach connects molecular ecology with practical environmental assessment tools.

Recent publication trends (5 articles in 2024-2025) reveal concentrated work on method validation, regional biodiversity databases, and marine toxin impacts. Her studies consistently target the Northern and Southern Adriatic regions using metabarcoding and transcriptomic approaches across environmental science and toxicology disciplines.

Dr. Baricevic maintains an active collaborative network with institutions including the National Institute of Oceanography and Division for Marine and Environmental Research. Her advising capacity and grant portfolio cannot be confirmed from available data, though her publication rate suggests ongoing research activity. Current opportunities focus on molecular biomonitoring techniques and Adriatic Sea biodiversity projects.