Hello everyone!
We’re Carlos and Pau and participate in DOMIPEX project as team 9. We’re both doing our PhD thesis in lake ecology. In particular, Carlos focuses his work on denitrification and Pau is interested on the stoichiometrical relationships between nutrients and algae. We study high altitude lakes within the context of the Limnological Obsevatory of the Pyrenees (LOOP).
Here there's more information:
http://loopweb.org/
http://www.ceab.csic.es/web/?page_id=5090
miércoles, 27 de noviembre de 2013
miércoles, 20 de noviembre de 2013
DOMIPEX TEAM 2) Marisa and Ruben
Hi all!!!,
We are Marisa and Ruben and we constitute the team 2.
We are working in the freshwater ecology lab at the University of Murcia. Our research is basically focused on different aspects of river functionality, such as nutrient retention and organic matter decomposition, in streams draining semiarid landscapes. Most of these streams are naturally saline and they are subjected to strong drought periods. For that, a great part of our studies especially aim to know how water salinity and flow intermittency interact the way of either nutrients or carbon are processed.
Ruben has just starting his thesis. His thesis focuses on stream organic matter decomposition and metabolism in saline streams. He has also worked with stream nutrient limitation aspects using nutrient diffusing substrata in aquatic biofilms.
Marisa is currently preparing the defence of her PhD, which is based on the analysis of nitrogen retention and the environmental factors involved. She has studied biogeochemical processes such as denitrification and nitrification in lab assays and also nutrient retention through solute additions in field experiments.
It is great to be part of such a interesting project. Thanks to Ada and Nuria for this excellent proposal.
If someone is interested in knowing more, you can reach us by e-mail
Ruben: rubendel.campo@um.es
Marisa: marisarce@um.es
We are looking forward to meet you in the next AIL meeting.
All the best for your research
Ruben and Marisa
We are Marisa and Ruben and we constitute the team 2.
We are working in the freshwater ecology lab at the University of Murcia. Our research is basically focused on different aspects of river functionality, such as nutrient retention and organic matter decomposition, in streams draining semiarid landscapes. Most of these streams are naturally saline and they are subjected to strong drought periods. For that, a great part of our studies especially aim to know how water salinity and flow intermittency interact the way of either nutrients or carbon are processed.
Ruben has just starting his thesis. His thesis focuses on stream organic matter decomposition and metabolism in saline streams. He has also worked with stream nutrient limitation aspects using nutrient diffusing substrata in aquatic biofilms.
Marisa is currently preparing the defence of her PhD, which is based on the analysis of nitrogen retention and the environmental factors involved. She has studied biogeochemical processes such as denitrification and nitrification in lab assays and also nutrient retention through solute additions in field experiments.
It is great to be part of such a interesting project. Thanks to Ada and Nuria for this excellent proposal.
If someone is interested in knowing more, you can reach us by e-mail
Ruben: rubendel.campo@um.es
Marisa: marisarce@um.es
We are looking forward to meet you in the next AIL meeting.
All the best for your research
Ruben and Marisa
jueves, 14 de noviembre de 2013
DOMIPEX TEAM 10) Marta Reyes
Hi everyone!
Looks like no one dares to continue with the presentations! So I am the next one; I’m Marta Reyes (“group” 10) and I work as a Scientific Assistant at the Swiss Federal institute of Aquatic Science (EAWAG) – Thanks Ada and Nuria for allowing “international” collaboration I am very glad to take part in this project!. I’m an aquatic ecologist interested in the general patterns in aquatic food-web dynamics and ecosystem responses as well as in their responses to global environmental change and human impacts.
I am currently working on the Ecoimpact project, where we aim to study the effects of micropollutants discharging from waste water treatment plants in the structure and function of natural aquatic ecosystems.
Feel free to check our website if you want to know more!
http://www.eawag.ch/forschung/fsp/osf/ecoimpact/index_EN
Hi everyone!
Looks like no one dares to continue with the presentations! So I am the next one; I’m Marta Reyes (“group” 10) and I work as a Scientific Assistant at the Swiss Federal institute of Aquatic Science (EAWAG) – Thanks Ada and Nuria for allowing “international” collaboration I am very glad to take part in this project!. I’m an aquatic ecologist interested in the general patterns in aquatic food-web dynamics and ecosystem responses as well as in their responses to global environmental change and human impacts.
I am currently working on the Ecoimpact project, where we aim to study the effects of micropollutants discharging from waste water treatment plants in the structure and function of natural aquatic ecosystems.
Feel free to check our website if you want to know more!
http://www.eawag.ch/forschung/fsp/osf/ecoimpact/index_EN
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