University professor
University Professor in the area of Ecology and Head of the Research Group, she has a PhD in Biology from the University of Seville, obtaining the Seville City Council Award for the Best Doctoral Thesis 2004. In 2017 she received the V Losada Villasante Award for Excellence in Research in the Agrifood area.
e-mail: susana@us.es
https://bibliometria.us.es/prisma/investigador/3490
University professor
Professor at the University of the Ecology area, he has a PhD in Biology from the University of Seville, obtaining the 2008 Extraordinary Doctorate Prize. In 2015 he received the Young Researchers Award from the Royal Cavalry Masters of Seville and in 2020 the VII Losada Villasante Award for Excellence in Research in the Agrifood area.
e-mail: emana@us.es
https://prisma.us.es/investigador/2612
University professor
University Professor in the area of Ecology and Director of the Department of Plant Biology and Ecology. She has a PhD in Biology from the University of Seville. Her main area of research is plant ecophysiology, with special attention to water deficit in coastal dune ecosystems. The application of stable isotopes as a tool to study the response of plants to environmental conditions is also of interest.
email: zunzu@us.es
https://bibliometria.us.es/prisma/investigador/4416
University professor
He is a Professor in Ecology in the Department of Plant Biology and Ecology at the University of Seville in Spain. His research focuses on the ecology, conservation and restoration of coastal dune ecosystems. Currently he teaches ecology at Faculty of Biology and Agronomic Engineer School at University of Seville
email: galfer@us.es
https://personal.us.es/galfer/
Senior lecturer
Senior lecturer and Secretary of the Department of Plant Biology and Ecology. PhD in Biology from the University of Seville (2009). Her research focuses on the response of plants to drought and functional traits as predictors of vulnerability to global change, to understand the mechanisms underlying community composition and species distribution.
email: leonor@us.es
https://bibliometria.us.es/prisma/investigador/7568
Hired Teacher
Raquel Parra Martín, is a doctor in Biology from the University of Seville. He defended his Doctoral Thesis in 2004 on the varietal characterization and agronomic development of the Blueberry crop. He teaches in the Degree in Biology, in the Degree in Archeology, in the Degree of Agricultural Engineering and in the Master of Agricultural Engineering, in the University of Seville.
e-mail: parra@us.es
Senior researcher
She completed a MSc in Environmental Sciences at Wageningen University (Netherlands) and obtained her PhD at the University of Seville (2012). In 2013, she started a Postdoctoral position at the University of Western Australia, and in 2017 she moved to UNSW Sydney as an ARC DECRA Fellow. Since April 2022 she is a Ramon y Cajal Research Fellow at the University of Seville. Her current research is focused on the ecology, conservation, and restoration of terrestrial ecosystems. She is particularly interested in understanding plant-soil-microbe interactions and harnessing novel methodologies, including geo-tools, genomics, metabolomics, and eco-engineering, to enhance large-scale ecosystem restoration outcomes and ensure the provision of key ecosystem services. She coordinates SOIL DarkDivNet, an add-on study of the global network DarkDivNet. that investigates the impacts of biodiversity on soil ecosystem functions.
email: mmunnoz1@us.es
https://bibliometria.us.es/prisma/investigador/8289
Senior researcher
He obtained his PhD at Sapienza University of Rome. He was a post-doc at the Estonian University of Life Sciences (Tartu, Estonia) and he is currently a Juan de la Cierva Incorporación fellow at the University of Seville. He is particularly interested in defining general patterns and mechanisms of woody plants adaptations and acclimation responses to tolerate multiple abiotic stresses, from the leaf to the global scale. In his research, he tests ecophysiological and ecological theories by combining functional traits and biogeographical approaches.
email: gpuglielli@us.es
https://prisma.us.es/investigador/8358
Graduate in Biology from the University of Seville. Senior Technician in Teaching Support in the General Greenhouse Service (CITIUS)
email: jesusval@us.es
Postdoctoral Researcher
Doctor in Pharmacy specialized in Microbiology, has always shown interest in the Environmental and Agrifood sector. He received the Extraordinary Doctorate Award from the University of Seville in 2019.
email: jmesam@us.es
Postdoctoral researcher
PhD in Applied Environmental Sciences from the University of Almería (UAL), for which she obtained the UAL Extraordinary Doctorate Award in 2021. She is interested in soil microbiology in arid ecosystems, specifically the functioning and restoration of the biocrust of the soil and resistance to environmental stress of cyanobacteria.
Email: broncero@us.es
Postdoctoral Researcher
I’m a biologist interested in Plant Ecophysiology (focused on Conservation Physiology and Stress Tolerance) as well as Polyploidy, Ecological Niche Evolution and Functional Ecology.
e-mail: javlopez@us.es
PhD Student
She has a degree in Biology, with a Master's in Advanced Biology from the University of Seville. She has great research interest in soil microbiology and its agricultural and environmental potential. She is currently doing her PhD thesis on the role of microorganisms in the ecology, physiology and distribution of halophyte plants.
email: eromano@us.es