Determining whether ecosystems act as sources or sinks of carbon (C) is essential to mitigate the consequences of climate change and to carry out restoration actions and environmental policies that help us confront the climate crisis.
This Life project, coordinated by the CEAB-CSIC, aims to recover mountain aquatic habitats by improving the conservation of various habitats/target species in four locations in the Natura 2000 network in the alpine biogeographic regions of the Pyrenees and the Alps.
Plastic pollution is one of the effects of global change that coexists in river ecosystems with other phenomena such as the alteration of Mediterranean rivers.
The general objective of my scientific career is to understand how water scarcity impacts continental aquatic ecosystems and their provision of services to society, in
I studied Environmental Sciences at the University of Barcelona and Statistical Modeling at the UAB in Spain. then I did a PhD in ecology at
I study the aquatic systems of high mountain. My focus is on ecology of the high mountain lakes, particularly the zooplankton species ensemble both their
With my research I focus on gaining understanding on the effects of human activity on streams and river systems. Human activity frequently alters physical (e.g.
Degree in Environmental Sciences (University of Girona, 2001). Since 2005, working in the preparation, coordination, execution and management of funded projects (ERDF, ESF and others).
I am a Ph.D. in aquatic ecology and ecotoxicology interested in how stress (anthropogenic or environmental) affect aquatic ecosystems performance (i.e. water quality) currently and
Research conducted within the Department of Functional and Integrative Aquatic Ecology, primarily in river biogeochemistry, such as the study of the dynamics of carbon, nitrogen,
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