Krish Sanghvi

Dr. Krish Sanghvi is a Research Fellow at the University of Oxford, affiliated with the Pizzari Group. His research focuses on genetic and epigenetic mechanisms underlying intergenerational paternal age effects, female post-copulatory responses, and cryptic female choice. He employs experimental, meta-analytical, and theoretical approaches to explore reproductive senescence and evolutionary trade-offs in animals. His work bridges genetics, developmental biology, and evolutionary theory to understand how male ageing and environmental factors influence reproductive success and offspring quality.

Education details are not explicitly provided, but his Ph.D. thesis on male reproductive senescence indicates advanced training in evolutionary biology and reproductive biology. His research has contributed to understanding seminal fluid effects, paternal age impacts, and the role of environmental factors in ageing.

Key research trends include investigating how male age affects ejaculate quality and offspring outcomes, the evolutionary significance of female choice mechanisms, and the application of meta-analyses to synthesize evidence on senescence across species. His studies highlight the complexity of reproductive strategies and their ecological implications.

Awards and grants are not listed in the provided texts. Dr. Sanghvi collaborates within the Pizzari Group, focusing on integrative approaches to animal life history evolution and reproductive biology.