A little about me
I am a terrestrial ecosystem ecologist focused on the effects of different global change drivers on biogeochemistry, ecosystem functioning, and atmosphere-plant-soil-microbe interactions. Due to the multiple dimensions of those effects, I have been involved in studies carried out in different types of ecosystems (from drylands to polar areas), using different time (from short- to long-term studies) and spatial (from local to global) scales, and embracing observational and experimental scientific approaches.
I have worked at 7 different research institutions in Spain, USA, Brazil and Portugal. Currently, I work at the Misión Biológica de Galicia (Pontevedra, Spain) and co-lead the Biogeochemistry and Global Change Lab.
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Drought-affected holm-oak forest in Spain
Taking soil samples in Brazilian Cerrado (Paraopeba National Reserve)
Burned Adenocarpus viscous individual in La Palma (Canary Islands)
Drought-affected holm-oak forest in Spain