Dr. Tetyana Tsykun

Function
Visiting scientist
Contact
Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL
Zürcherstrasse 111
8903 Birmensdorf
Site
Function
Visiting scientist
Contact
Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL
Zürcherstrasse 111
8903 Birmensdorf
Site
In general, I'm interested in research that targets questions of phytopathology using methods of molecular ecology and evolution. Particularly my research experience includes population genetics, phylogeny, ecology and mitogenomics of wooden pathogens and pests. I would be happy to join an interesting project which links genomics and ecology or/and phytopathology.
Currently, I’m finishing the project on invasion genetics and maternal lineages delineation from mitochondrial genomes of the wooden pest, Asian long-horned beetle, Anoplophora glabripennis (ALB) in Switzerland. Also, I’m looking for a next research-associated job.
2019 - present: Research Assistant at WSL. Project: "Reconstructing the mitochondrial genome of the invasive pest Anoplophora glabripennis with high-throughput sequencing for DNA barcoding"
2016 - 2017: Research Assistant at WSL. Project: "Invasion genetics of the Asian longhorned beetle Anoplophora glabripennis (ALB) in Switzerland"
2014 - 2016: Post Doc at WSL. Project: "Population genetics of Armillaria cepistipes" (supervised by Dr. S. Prospero and Dr. D. Rigling)
2014 - 2014: Research Assistant at the Department of Ecology, Universität Kassel. Project: "Biodiversity and biotechnology study of corticioid fungi from tropical and Hessian forest ecosystems"
2006 - 2012: PhD and Scientific Assistant at the Biological faculty of Uzhhorod National University, Ukraine
1998- 2003: Bachelor and Master of Science in “Ecology”, National University of Water Management and Nature Resources Use
Tsykun T., Javal M. , Roux G., Hölling D., Prospero S. (2019, submitted to Scientific Reports). Fine-scale invasion genetics of the quarantine pest, Anoplophora glabripennis, reconstructed in single outbreaks.
Tsykun T., Burgess T., Prospero S. et al. (2019, in progress) Deciphering the worldwide invasion of the Phytophthora multivora.