Over the past years, I have participated and collaborated in some national and international research projects. My involvement has covered all stages of the scientific process, from spatial data extraction and database analysis to the design of experiments, field implementation, and publication of results.
Some of the projects in which I have been most actively involved are presented below.
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​If you’d like to collaborate, feel free to get in touch, all ideas are welcome!
Research projects - Colaborations
1. “Desarrollo de software relacional para la mejora adaptativa de la eficacia socioambiental de laPolítica Agrícola Común (PAC) en España”. PI: Dr. Mario Díaz and Dr. Mar Alonso Llorente. Financed by Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia (MMT24-PTI-AGR-01).
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2. “Plataforma Temática Interdisciplinar (PTI) AGRIAMBIO”, funded by the call ‘Seguimiento yevaluación con base científica del Plan Estratégico de la Política Agrícola Común 2023-2027de España’. Financed by: MAPA-CSIC. PI: Dr. Mario Díaz.
3. “Multitrophic Interactions Between Plants, Viruses, Aphids and Natural Enemies in AChanging Climate” (INTERVIRAPHID), Financed by Ministery (PID2020-117074RB-I00). ICACSIC, (Spain). PI: Dr. Alberto Fereres and Dr. Aránzazu Moreno.
4. “Asian weaver ant IPM as biocontrol agent in oil palm plantations vs invasive BagwormsMetisa plana and Pteroma pendula”. Financed by: University of Malaya project no. PS320-2010B and PV078-664 2011B (awarded to EMP), and (Sustainability & Biodiversity) UMRGproject no. RG187/12SUS,665 AFR (Frontier Science) PI: Dr. Rabha W. Ibrahim.
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5. “Ecosystem services in a changing climate; assessing critical services in Bangladesh riceproduction landscapes”. Financed by: Partnerships for Enhanced Engagement in Research(PEER) Program’s Cycle 6 project No. AID-OAA-A-11 -00012. PI: Dr. Panna Ali.
6. “Semi-natural habitats and olive orchards: diversity, function, and trophic interactions of natural enemies, under a landscape scale and a global-warming perspective”. Project of Excellence (AGR 1419). University of Granada (Spain). PI: Dr. Francisca Ruano.
7. “Influence of the rural landscape structure on the colonisation and decomposition of cadaversby necrophagous insects”. Financed by: Laboratoire de lutteBio (UQAM), Univeristé duQuebec (Canada). PI: Dr. Eric Lucas.
8. “Improved Integrated Pest Management in mixed landscapes with stone fruit orchards and fieldcrops”. Financed by: MINECO 2015 (AGL2014-53970-C2-1-R). Agrotecnio Center, Universityof Lleida (Spain). PI: Dr. Ramon Albajes.