Jordi Martínez Vilalta, awarded ICREA Academia 2014

CREAF researcher Jordi Martínez Vilalta holds a PhD in Environmental Sciences (UAB, 2001), is an associate professor at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB), and an honorary researcher at the University of Edinburgh (United Kingdom). He studies how forests function, their structure, and how they respond to the effects of climate change.

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Maria Angeles Perez-Navarro
Researcher

Maria Angeles Perez-Navarro

PhD in Terrestrial Ecology (University Autonomous of Barcelona). Currently Beatriu de Pinós post-doc fellow. Researcher on plant biogeography.
Marina Aucejo Ibañez
Predoctoral researcher

Marina Aucejo Ibáñez

PhD student researching long-term dynamics in flora and fauna in island ecosystems due to anthropogenic disturbances
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Seen the Unseen

Seeing the Unseen: Geoscience in motion

Vall de Molières, on es farà l'estudi
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DRYLAND

Drought as an emerging driver of soil carbon and nutrient losses and water quality degradation in high mountain ecosystems

Yellow wildflowers growing out of a stone wall.
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CREPIS

Connecting basic evolutionary research with conservation practice in continental island plant endemics

Dense trees in a forest.
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NAMASTE

Does Nitrogen addition enhance rhizosphere mechanisms that contribute to soil carbon accrual in forests?