I received my PhD in Sciences from the University of Granada, specializing in Palynology and Aerobiology. I am currently a Senior Lecturer at the University of Granada, although I have worked in the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona for more than 13 years. My research activity has focused mainly on studies related to Aerobiology (airborne pollen, fungal spores, and allergens) in its two large areas: seasonal pollinosis, due to the allergenic effects produced by pollen and fungal spores in the atopic population, and climate change, since the biological cycles of plants and fungi are affected by increasing or decreasing their populations in some cases and/or in others, advancing or delaying their life phases. In the same period, I have reconciled my tasks with those of the study of melissopalynology.
This activity can be reflected: (1) In the participation of a total of 17 R&D projects financed in public calls; (2) in collaboration since 2003 with the RNM110 research group of the Junta de Andalucía and since 2008 with the SGR excellence group of the Generalitat de Catalunya; (3) in the participation in 55 agreements with companies and administrations; (4) in belonging to scientific associations APLE, AEA, EAN, REA, and RAA; (5) I have been secretary (2014-2017) of APLE and am currently Vice President (2017-present). I have participated in 35 indexed scientific articles, 17 non-indexed publications, 15 indexed scientific articles related to congress, and 5 book chapters.
I received my PhD in Sciences from the University of Granada, specializing in Palynology and Aerobiology. I am currently a Senior Lecturer at the University of Granada, although I have worked in the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona for more than 13 years. My research activity has focused mainly on studies related to Aerobiology (airborne pollen, fungal spores, and allergens) in its two large areas: seasonal pollinosis, due to the allergenic effects produced by pollen and fungal spores in the atopic population, and climate change, since the biological cycles of plants and fungi are affected by increasing or decreasing their populations in some cases and/or in others, advancing or delaying their life phases. In the same period, I have reconciled my tasks with those of the study of melissopalynology.
This activity can be reflected: (1) In the participation of a total of 17 R&D projects financed in public calls; (2) in collaboration since 2003 with the RNM110 research group of the Junta de Andalucía and since 2008 with the SGR excellence group of the Generalitat de Catalunya; (3) in the participation in 55 agreements with companies and administrations; (4) in belonging to scientific associations APLE, AEA, EAN, REA, and RAA; (5) I have been secretary (2014-2017) of APLE and am currently Vice President (2017-present). I have participated in 35 indexed scientific articles, 17 non-indexed publications, 15 indexed scientific articles related to congress, and 5 book chapters.