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SUMMARY:New Tenured Scientists at IDAEA
DESCRIPTION:The objective is to present their current research\, as well as some general ideas of what they intend to pursue in the future. \nAGENDA  \n\n9:30h – Jannes Kordilla: Groundwater resources in karst and fractured-porous media: Modeling across compartments under climate change\n10:00h – Montse Marquès: From chemical exposure to health: Advancing exposomics in maternal and child epidemiology\n10:30h – Ana Yáñez: Living Air: VOC dynamics from emissions to deposition\n11:00h Coffee break\n12:00h – Nicola Montemurro: Simplified analytical strategies for characterizing contaminant mixtures in complex environmental matrices\n12:30h – Patricia Córdoba: Industrial research and innovation in circularity and resource recovery\n13:00h – Cintia Flores: Water quality: research on anthropogenic and biogenic pollutants.
URL:https://idaea.csic.es/event/new-tenured-scientists-at-idaea/
CATEGORIES:Talk & Seminar
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SUMMARY:PhD Thesis Defence by Albert Menéndez Pedriza
DESCRIPTION:The predoctoral researcher Albert Menéndez Pedriza\, from the Chemometrics for Environmental Omics group\, will defend his thesis on 13th April at 11:00h in Aula Magna Enric Casassas (Facultat de Química i Física\, Universitat de Barcelona) \nDirectors: Joaquim Jaumot and Laia Navarro. \nThesis Committee: Cinta Porte Visa\, Rikke Poulsen and Ludovic Duponchel \nAbstract:\nChemical pollution is widely recognized as a major global threat to environmental health\, with endocrine-disrupting chemicals posing particular concern due to their complex biological effects. Traditional toxicity assessments often fail to capture their multi-level impact\, limiting understanding of disrupted pathways. This thesis explores the potential of advanced omics technologies to address these gaps. By developing optimized spatial omics workflows and integrating multi-omics data through innovative analytical strategies\, this work enhances the detection of sublethal molecular changes in model organisms. Overall\, the results achieved demonstrate that integrating experimental and computational advances in omics can significantly enhance mechanistic insights into pollutant toxicity in environmental systems.
URL:https://idaea.csic.es/event/phd-thesis-defence-by-albert-menendez-pedriza/
CATEGORIES:Thesis Defence
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SUMMARY:Festa de la Ciència 2026
DESCRIPTION:Aquestes són les activitats que oferim. No cal registrar-se\, simplement vine a l’horari que indiquem a baix i gaudeix! \nDescobreix com la natura ens ajuda a netejar l’aigua\nEn aquest taller\, aprendreu com la natura pot ajudar-nos a netejar l’aigua amb sistemes sostenibles\, com ara els aiguamolls construïts i uns petits crustacis que es diuen dàfnies. Veureu com s’eliminen els contaminants i observareu aquests petits crustacis amb lupes. Un taller pràctic i divertit per descobrir solucions naturals als reptes ambientals i despertar l’interès per la ciència. \n\nHorari: 18 d’abril\, 12:55-13:40\nLloc: 12 – Cuidem el planeta\nEdat recomanada: 6-12 anys\nParticipants:  Clara Laguna\, Anna Marizzi\, Mònica Escolà\, Jessica Subirats i Morgan Giaccoponni\n\nSuperbacteris en acció\nDescobreix el món invisible dels bacteris i com alguns es tornen resistents als antibiòtics. Mitjançant jocs\, imatges i observacions reals\, aprendrem què és la resistència antimicrobiana i com afecta la salut humana\, animal i ambiental. Un taller lúdic i educatiu per entendre com podem frenar els superbacteris i protegir la salut del nostre planeta. \n\nHorari: 18 d’abril\, 16:00-16:45\nLloc: 26 – El cos i la salut\nEdat recomanada: 6-12 anys\nParticipants:  Giulia Gionchetta i Jessica Subirats
URL:https://idaea.csic.es/event/festa-de-la-ciencia-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20260422T120000
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SUMMARY:IDAEA Seminars - Professor Lucas Goehring
DESCRIPTION:Invited speaker: Professor Lucas Goehring (Nottinhgam Trent University) \nWhen: Wednesday\, 22nd of April at 12:00 pm \nWhere: Seminari B \nAbstract:\nFrom fairy circles to patterned ground and columnar joints\, natural patterns spontaneously appear in many complex geophysical settings. Here\, I will discuss the origins of polygonally patterned crusts of salt playa and salt pans. These beautifully regular features\, approximately a meter in diameter\, are found worldwide and are fundamentally important to the transport of salt and dust in arid regions. I will show how these patterns are consistent with the surface expression of buoyancy-driven convection in the porous soil beneath a salt crust. By combining quantitative results from direct field observations\, analogue experiments and numerical simulations\, I will show how salt polygons can form from such a convective instability\, as well as how their characteristic size emerges.
URL:https://idaea.csic.es/event/idaea-seminars-professor-lucas-goehring/
LOCATION:Seminari B (IDAEA-CSIC)
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