Staff directory

Population genetics and genomics; phylogeography. Comparative Genomics and Molecular Evolution. Bioinformatics.

Anthropology. Genetics of human populations. Current human diversity and applications in epidemiology.

Currently, I'm studying the coexpression of cardiogenetic markers to understand the impact of gene loss in the evolution of  regulatory gene networks of cardiac and axial muscle development in O. dioica.

Phylogenetic and population genetics studies of bacteria and in particular those of interest in the field of Health.

Trying to understand the biological buffer systems of marine invertebrates that calcify to cope with the rapid environmental changes expected in the predicted global ocean acidification and warming scenario by applying genomics, transcriptomics, and metagenomics, along with metabolic ecology.

My research consists of the application of CRISPR technology in different organisms such as Oikopleura dioica and Blattella germanica to obtain the insertion of reporter genes into the genome that allow us to understand the gene networks involved in the development of different structures.

Research areas: Biogeography - Cartography and biodiversity databases - Conservation of Biodiversity
Interest groups: Plant communities - Habitats - Vascular plants
Research Group: Geobotànica i Cartografia de la Vegetació (GEOVEG)

Study of the Mediterranean habitat-forming marine species populations under the global warming effects, and engage citizen science to produce new knowledge for science and society.

Plant communities study (type and floristic characterization). Current and potential distribution patterns and biogeography of plant species. Biodiversity databases and software development for biodiversity informatics.

We are interested to understand the mechanisms underlying genomic evolution and adaptation, from individual genes and gene families in the arthropoda group using NGS data

Charmed with marine biology, currently I'm studying the adaptive processes of the invasive species Styela plicata. From the reference genome construction to the bacterial community structure, we want to see how this species is available to colonize new habitats.

The general objective of this research focuses on the adaptations of Antarctic and sub-Antarctic dipterans (Chironomidae) to environmental changes through the study of possible changes in phenology, thermal physiology and distribution, and how these organisms can be sentinels of climate change.

I'm doing my PhD on the spatial ecology of storm petrels

I am an evolutionary biologist interested in understanding the ecological processes that produce and modulate phenotypic and species diversity. I study these processes in four general realms: (1) the evolution in insular systems, (2) the causes of global radiations, (3) the adaptation to climate and climate change and (4) the evolutionary consequences of innovations. I approach my research from a broad perspective, working at the interface between molecular phylogenetics, functional morphology, GIS analyses and statistical modeling.

Biological and ecological studies of large marine vertebrates (Chondrichthyes, chelonian, cetacean and pinniped) focused on management and conservation of populations.

Taxonomy and ecology of Lichens and Micromycetes, and their applications as bio-indicators. Biodeterioration of stone monuments applied to the protection of cultural heritage.

Postdoctoral researcher in the field of molecular marine ecology, specialized in the study of population genomics in marine invertebrates