My name is Carole Saliba, born on May 21, 1994, and I am a Lebanese researcher specialized in the genomic characterization of plants. With five years of experience as a laboratory manager and research assistant in the laboratory directed by Professor Magda Bou Dagher Kharrat, I have acquired expertise in managing, organizing, designing, and carrying out molecular experiments, as well as in writing expert reports. To date, I have published ten scientific articles. I currently work on the International Barcode of Life Project (iBOL), as part of the BIOSCAN phase. This collaborative project aims to shed light on Lebanese biodiversity by identifying and mapping species of plants, fungi, and animals (insects, mammals, and birds) through the 'Barcoding' technique. In this context, four Malaise traps were installed, making it possible to detect and code unique insect species in Lebanon for the first time. I also participate in the LIFEPLAN project, which addresses the crucial question of the structure of ecological communities and the interactions between species. This project aims to generate and interpret massive ecological data, unifying key expertise in the fields of community ecology, automated species recognition, and Bayesian statistics.