Fernanda Alves Martins

Fernanda Alves-Martins is an ecologist interested in understanding the determinants of biodiversity at local and regional scales. In her research, Fernanda integrates and analyses data from field surveys, global biodiversity databases, and environmental information extracted from remote sensing to understand the relationships of biodiversity with its environment, and to explore how the impacts of global change on biodiversity can be predicted and mitigated. Fernanda holds a PhD on ecology and evolution from the Federal University of Goiás, Brazil (2016), where she investigated drivers of species diversity of neotropical odonate. She was a post-doctoral researcher at the Natural Science Museum (2017), and University of Alcalá (2020), both in Spain. Currently, Fernanda is part of the TROPIBIO project based in CIBIO-InBio, Portugal.

Click http://cibio-tropibio.pt/en/ to visit TROPIBIO website.