Terrestrial Ecology

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I am curious to understand the responses of terrestrial biogeochemical processes together with soil ecological responses due to current and future global change drivers. My PhD research in the Terrestrial Ecology group aims to understand the responses of belowground food webs, and how those responses vary between native and alien plant species to climate extremes. Moreover, my research will also help understand how climate change induced shifts in belowground food webs affect aboveground food webs.

 
  Short CV
2023 - Present PhD Candidate, Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research (OCCR), University of Bern Switzerland
2022 Soil consultant in Sustainable Land Management Practices, ICARDA (Jordan)
2020-2022 International Master of Science in Soils and Global change (specialization in soil biogeochemistry), Ghent University (Belgium), Göttingen University (Germany), University of Natural Resources and Applied life sciences, Vienna (Austria).

Thesis Research elaborated in the University of Natural Resources and Applied life sciences, Vienna (Austria), in collaboration with the Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT). 
2013 - 2018 BSc in Environmental Science, Autonomous University of Baja California, Mexico