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Prof. Anna Maria Deiana is writing a letter of recommendation for her former student, Michaela Agrifoglio. Michaela completed a Bachelor's Degree in Applied Bioecology and worked in Prof. Deiana's laboratory for six months to fulfill her training requirements, where she learned spider sampling techniques and biological identification skills. Prof. Deiana notes that Michaela progressed quickly, demonstrated adaptability and enthusiasm for learning, and has strong skills in taxonomic determination, data analysis, and organization. She concludes that Michaela is a motivated student committed to biodiversity protection.
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Presentation in recognition of fellow of the Higher Education Academy
Prof Deiana Reference
- 1. Cagliari, 18th October 2015 To whom it may concern, I am writing this letter in support of my ex-student Michaela Agrifoglio. Michaela Agrifoglio completed a Bachelor Degree in Applied Bioecology. She chose to work in my laboratory for six months in order to fulfil the training part of said degree, in which the students are asked to learn sampling techniques for the araneological fauna (spiders) and the basics of biological, taxonomic and systematic determination laboratory techniques, and to elaborate a complex sampling project which is to be discussed in front of an audience at the end of the course. During this short time, she progressed very quickly and thus demonstrated her adaptability and enthusiasm when learning. She is very skilled in taxonomic determination and in distinguishing the sex of spider species; furthermore, she is able to handle and analyse data independently with excellent organisation skills. Michaela Agrifoglio is a good student who is very motivated in giving her contribution to the protection of biodiversity on planet Earth. Should you require any further information regarding Michaela and her application, I would be more than happy to assist you. Yours faithfully, Prof. Anna Maria Deiana Ordinary Professor of Zoology Faculty of Biology and Pharmacy University of Cagliari Italy Affiliation: Department of Life and Environment Sciences Section of Genetic and Molecular Biology 09126 Cagliari ItalyTel + 39 070 675 8002 Fax +39 070 675 8022 E-mail: adeiana@unica.it