Biologist by the Federal University of São Carlos, master's student in the Post-Graduate Program in Ecology and Natural Resources (PPGERN) and member of the Laboratory of Microbial Processes and Biodiversity (LMPB). During undergraduate years, studied the production of fluorescent dissolved organic matter (FDOM) by freshwater phytoplankton, with an interest in variation between species and over time, and on the impact of climate change on this process. Currently investigating interspecific ecological interactions in the aquatic microbiome based on time series of biological and environmental data. Familiar with phytoplankton cultivation techniques, collection of limnological variables and water samples, flow cytometry, fluorescence spectroscopy and chemical analysis of water. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The metabolism and structure of communities and ecosystems are the result of a mutual influence between organisms and the environment. In this scenario, carbon flows and balances take center stage by influencing both environmental conditions (e.g. climate, pH and light availability) and microbiome composition and functioning (through trophic interactions and photosynthesis and respiration…
Dissolved organic matter is one of the main carbon forms in aquatic environments, comprising a wide range of molecules from biological origin, with great relevance in aquatic ecology and climate regulation. Phytoplankton is a major DOM source, yet little is known about its composition and production shifts due to climate warming. Small changes in phytoplankton-derived DOM (DOMp), triggere…
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