I am a researcher in Plant ecophysiology. Currently (2022), I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Biology of the University of Oxford and a Biology Lecturer at Balliol College in Oxford.
I received a BSc in Environmental Sciences and MSc in Environmental Agrobiology from University of Barcelona in 2015 and 2016 respectively, both with extraordinary prize. I have also a Superior University Course in Data Science, aplications in Biology and Medicine with Python and R (2018). I performed my PhD in Ecology, Environmental Sciences and Plant Physiology Summa Cum Laude and with extraordinary prize (2020) in the ANTIOX Ecophys group run by Prof. Sergi Munné-Bosch, where I used a combined approach integrating data science in the study of invasive plants' physiology. In 2022 I won a Margarita Salas Fellowship to continue my research carrier abroad and now I am part of the SalGo Team run by Dr. Rob Salguero-Gómez at the University of Oxford, studying the interface between plant physiological performance, demographic responses, and species distributions to examine the drivers of species invasion at macro-ecological scales and their forecasts under different environmental scenarios (i.e., climate change). My current research lines comprise: Mechanisms of abiotic plant stress tolerance, Ecophysiology of invasive plants, Ecological modelling of invasive success, Seed longevity and ageing. Read more about it at the Research, Publications and Outreach tabs. |
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Erola Fenollosa
(she/her) Postdoctoral researcher Email: erola.fenollosa[at]gmail.com |