Has been part of 16 CREAF projects Projects involved in FutureArctic A glimpse into the Arctic future: equipping a unique natural experiment for nextgeneration ecosystem research DIAGRASS Differential adaptation capacity of dryland grasses to directional changes in water availability Research groups this member belongs to Unitat d’Ecologia Global Related linksGrup Ecologia Global i.filella@creaf.uab.es935814670Office: C5/1096Senior Research Scientist of National Research Council of Spain (CSIC) -Centre de Recerca ecològica i Aplicacions Forestals (CREAF). She is an ecologist specializing in ecophysiology. Her recent subjects of study are: Global Change, Climatic Change, atmospheric pollution, remote sensing, plant ecophysiology, phenology, VOCs and functioning and structure of Mediterranean ecosystems. She has published 90 papers in scientific journals (70 in journals of the Science Citation Index). Some of her most outstanding results are the development of increasingly used remote sensing techniques to assess plant and ecosystem functioning, and the study of current evidence of global and climate change effects on the structure and functioning of Mediterranean ecosystems, and the study of mechanisms and functions of plant-emitted volatile organic compounds. She has participated in several projects funded by scientific agencies of Catalan, Spanish and European governments. She collaborates in the reviewing of articles for many scientific journals (e.g. International Journal of Remote Sensing, Remote Sensing of Environment, Environmental and Experimental Botany, Tree Physiology, New Phytologist, Journal of Environmental Quality, among others). Interests Mechanisms and functions of plant-emitted volatile organic compounds, Ecosystems’ functioning and structure, Remote sensing of ecosystem functioningRecent publications under CREAF affiliation Adaptive responses of animals to climate change are most likely insufficientRadchuk V., Reed T., Teplitsky C., van de Pol M., Charmantier A., Hassall C., Adamík P., Adriaensen F., Ahola M.P., Arcese P., Miguel Avilés J., Balbontin J., Berg K.S., Borras A., Burthe S., Clobert J., Dehnhard N., de Lope F., Dhondt A.A., Dingemanse N.J., Doi H., Eeva T., Fickel J., Filella I., Fossøy F., Goodenough A.E., Hall S.J.G., Hansson B., Harris M., Hasselquist D., Hickler T., Joshi J., Kharouba H., Martínez J.G., Mihoub J.-B., Mills J.A., Molina-Morales M., Moksnes A., Ozgul A., Parejo D., Pilard P., Poisbleau M., Rousset F., Rödel M.-O., Scott D., Senar J.C., Stefanescu C., Stokke B.G., Kusano T., Tarka M., Tarwater C.E., Thonicke K., Thorley J., Wilting A., Tryjanowski P., Merilä J., Sheldon B.C., Pape Møller A., Matthysen E., Janzen F., Dobson F.S., Visser M.E., Beissinger S.R., Courtiol A., Kramer-Schadt S.2019Nature Communications1000Doi: 10.1038/s41467-019-10924-4 Nutrient-rich plants emit a less intense blend of volatile isoprenoidsFernández-Martínez M., Llusià J., Filella I., Niinemets Ü., Arneth A., Wright I.J., Loreto F., Peñuelas J.2018New Phytologist220: 773-784Doi: 10.1111/nph.14889 Characterisation of functional-trait dynamics at high spatial resolution in a mediterranean forest from sentinel-2 and ground-truth dataSchauman S., Verger A., Filella I., Peñuelas J.2018Remote Sensing1000Doi: 10.3390/rs10121874 View more publications