Carmen Seijo is professor at the University of Vigo (Spain). Her research activity in the project concerns to the improvement of decision support systems using aerobiology, to reduce the use of fungicide in agricultural crops and avoid environmental damages.

mcoello@uvigo.es

Elena Rivo-López, Ph.D in Business Management, is an Associate Professor at the Business Organization and Marketing Department at the University of Vigo. Her main line of research focuses on the study of family businesses from multiple perspectives: circular economy, value creation, corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, gender perspective, finance, human resources, entrepreneurship, family office,… This activity linked to the family business is not limited exclusively to the field of publications; as co-director of the Family Business Chair of the University of Vigo, she also organizes seminars, workshops, round tables, and manage degree projects about family business. She will be involved in WP6 in SoilDiverAgro.

+34 988 368 734 | rivo@uvigo.es

Professor at the Department of Plant Biology and Soil Science (University of Vigo). Implication in WP1, WP3 and WP5. UVIGO responsible of WP3. Responsible for general soil characterization and soil pollution.

+34 988 368 899 | mastevez@uvigo.es

Maria J.I. Briones (PhD in Biological Sciences) is currently a Professor of Animal Biology at the University of Vigo (Spain) with special interest on the functional role of soil fauna in terrestrial ecosystems in the context of climate change. In particular I have been trying to quantify soil biodiversity changes and their potential implications for ecosystem services that they govern (i.e. sustainable plant production, soil carbon sequestration, greenhouse gas mitigation, hydrological regulation). To achieve this I have developed a robust research profile on taxonomy and ecology of different soil organisms.

mbriones@uvigo.es

Forest Technical Engineer from the University of Santiago de Compostela, Master in Science and Tecnology Agri-Food and Environmental from the University of Vigo. Currently working on the SoilDiverAgro project at University of Vigo.

miguel.fernandez.calvino@gmail.com

PhD in Economics, he provides expertise in environmental economics on energy and climate change, and circular economy issues: resource efficiency indicators for companies, sectors or countries (e.g. intensity, productivity, circularity level). He provides also expertise on environmental assessment through cost-benefit analysis (e.g. economic evaluation of environmental impacts estimated by LCA). Finally, he is an expert in economic modelling regarding the impact and design of environmental policies (e.g. CGE, econometrics, etc.). He is involved in WP6 at SoilDiverAgro project.

+34 988 368 760 | miguel.r@uvigo.es

Mónica Villanueva Villar, Ph.D in Economics and Business Management, is an Associate Professor at the Department of Financial Economics and Accounting at the University of Vigo, where she develops her teaching in both undergraduate and postgraduate subjects. She has specialized in family business and circular economy issues.She has participated in projects financed in public calls as well as she has publications in magazines, books, attendance at congresses, organization of courses and presentations in various entities. At present she also participates in circular economy projects. She will be involved in WP6 in SoilDiverAgro. Coordinator of the degree in Business Administration and Management in Faculty of Business Administration and Tourism (University of Vigo), april 2019 to present.

monicavv@uvigo.es

Paul Swagemakers is at the Department of Applied Economics at Vigo University, and holds a PhD in Social Sciences from Wageningen University. His research is on circular economy, agriculture, and rural development, with special attention to natural resource management and social innovation. He is involved in WP6 on environmental and socioeconomic assessment of soil biodiversity management and conservation.

+34 988 368 773 | paul.swagemakers@uvigo.es

PhD candidate in Circular Economy in Faculty of Economics at University of Vigo (Spain). The main research interest is the assessment of resource efficiency indicators, particularly water efficiency indicators, for policy development in food industry and providing a guideline to improve water efficiency for a more circular economy. She will be involved in WP6 in SoilDiverAgro.

nozcelik@uvigo.es

Degree in Chemistry at University of Santiago de Compostela. Master in Agricultural and Environmental Science and Technology and, at present, PhD student at University of Vigo. Research on soil pollution.

+34 607 331 422 | raquel.vazquez.blanco@uvigo.es

PhD. in Soil Science and Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Vigo. Main research interests focus on the study of nutrients and pollutants, both organic and inorganic, in the plant-rhizosphere-soil system. Degradation mechanisms of organic pollutants and nutrient cycle interactions deciphered by stable isotope fractionation. I participate in WP2, WP3 and WP5 of SoildiverAgro.

paulaperezr@uvigo.es

Olga Escuredo is professor at University of Vigo. Main lines of research are based on physicochemical characterization and botanical origin of bee products, decision support systems as part of crop disease management, and estimation of the quality of food products using NIR technology.

+34 988 387 076 | oescuredo@uvigo.es

Degree in Environmental Sciences and, currently, PhD student at University of Vigo. Research experience on soil chemistry, emerging pollutants in the environment (especially antibiotics), and valorization of organic and industrial wastes to water and soil protection and remediation.

+34 988 387 071 | manconde@uvigo.es

Dr F. Javier Rodríguez Rajo is Full Professor at the Faculty of Sciences (UVIGO). The scope of his research is the Aerobiology applied to medicine and agriculture, Phenology, Plant pathology, Climatic change and Agronomy.
The implication in the project will be to develop models to reduce the use of fungicide in agricultural crops and to avoid the lessions in plants by means the use of biosensors such as the spore load in the atmosphere of the crop.

+34 988 387 193 | javirajo@uvigo.es

Bachelor and PhD in Biology. Teanured lecturer in Plant and Soil Science Department at the University of Vigo. Research experience on soil resource evaluation mainly focussed on soil heavy metal pollution, availability, fraccionation and speciation.

+34 988 387 070 | florav@uvigo.es

Degree in Environmental Science from the University of Vigo, awarded with the 2015 Exceptional Career Award of the Galician Autonomous Community, and the End-of-Degree Extraordinary Prize in the Environmental Science degree of the 2014/2015 academic year from the University of Vigo. Master´s degree in Agri-Food and Environmental Science and Technology from the University of Vigo. PhD student in the Agri-Food Science and Technology program of the University of Vigo. Professor at Science Faculty of Campus Ourense (University of Vigo) in Environmental Science and Technology, and Aerobiology through the pre-doctoral fellowship FPU from the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, Spain. Research lines focus on the integrated pest management of fungal diseases by aerobiological and immuno-enzymatic methods, and predictive crop yield models based on pollen studies.

+34 988 368 912 | estegonzalez@uvigo.es

PhD in Agri-Food Science and Technology from the University of Vigo (Spain). Researcher on environmental science, soil physics, porous networks, computed tomography, solute and particulate transport modeling, percolation theory and fractality. Participant on WP1: Consortium coordination and project management, WP3: Soil biodiversity assessment in European cropping systems and WP8: Communication, dissemination, exploitation and stakeholders engagement.

disoto@uvigo.es

PhD student at University of Vigo, with a degree in Environmental Sciences and a Master’s degree in Science and Technology Agro-Alimentary and Environmental. Research experience on soil biology and chemistry, soil characterization, heavy metals in the environment and valorization of food industry wastes.

+34 988 387 071 | ccampillo@uvigo.es

PhD studient in Agri-Food Science and Technology. Research on evaluation of climate change impacts on grapevine and shifts in viticulture suitable areas around the world considering factors such as variations in pollen production, phenological and aerobiological parameters that may affect plant growth and development or crop yield and quality (WP3, WP5). In addition, integrated pest management on this crop, thus minimizing the use of pesticides and their effects (WP5).

+34 988 368 912 | apina@uvigo.es

Degree in Biology and Environmental Sciences. PhD student at University of Vigo. Main line of research is soil microbiology soil, especially bacterial communities (bacterial growth and enzymatic activity) and effect of emerging pollutants on soil bacterial (especially veterinary antibiotics).

+34 988 387 071 | vsantas@uvigo.es

Degree in Environmental Sciences and, currently, PhD student at the University of Vigo (Spain). Research experience on soil chemistry and analyzing pollution levels present in vegetation and soil samples.

memendez@uvigo.es

Degree in Environmental Sciences and, currently, PhD student at University of Vigo. Research experience on soil chemistry and environmental pollution.

cralvarez@uvigo.es

She received the Extraordinary End of Degree Award in the Agricultural Engineering career 2016/2017 from UVIGO, the Award for the best record of the degree in Agricultural Engineering from UVIGO, the Award for the best record of the Autonomous Community of Galicia (Xunta de Galicia) and the first prize in the engineering branch in the 2016/2017 National End-of-Career Awards granted by the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities.Her research activity deals with the improvement of decision support systems (DSS) in potato crop for diseases such as Early and Late Blight, using meteorology, aerobiology, phenology, observations on disease progress in plants and yields. Its objective is to adjust disease prediction models that allow reducing the use of fungicides in agricultural crops without compromising yields or environmental health.

+34 988 387 084 | laura.meno@uvigo.es