Dr. Amaia Mena-Petite, from the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), holds a degree in Biology (1992) and a PhD in Science (2001). She is currently a university lecturer in the Department of Plant Biology and Ecology at UPV/EHU. She possesses four periods of six years for research recognized by CNEAI (six-year periods). She has participated as a researcher in 46 funded projects, many of them related to the effects of climate change conditions in the physiological responses of several plant species. She is a co-author of 70 publications, 40 being international articles with review (SCI journals), among other publications. Her research interests include plant ecophysiology, climate change, Vitis vinifera, biostimulants, and plant protection products.
Dr. Amaia Mena-Petite, from the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), holds a degree in Biology (1992) and a PhD in Science (2001). She is currently a university lecturer in the Department of Plant Biology and Ecology at UPV/EHU. She possesses four periods of six years for research recognized by CNEAI (six-year periods). She has participated as a researcher in 46 funded projects, many of them related to the effects of climate change conditions in the physiological responses of several plant species. She is a co-author of 70 publications, 40 being international articles with review (SCI journals), among other publications. Her research interests include plant ecophysiology, climate change, Vitis vinifera, biostimulants, and plant protection products.