The graphical abstract “Combining Water Quality with Climatic, Geographical, and Remote Sensing Data to Uncover Watershed Changes” won 3rd place in the National Postdoc Appreciation Week 2025 competition at the University of Missouri!
(In English)
The Chesapeake Bay is on track to fall short of meeting EPA-mandated reductions in nitrogen and phosphorus pollution. Are best management practices truly reducing nutrient loads in the Bay? This talk introduces an ongoing project that proposes a satellite-based approach to monitor nutrient pollution and water clarity across the Choptank River.
How satellites may be the Bay’s best defense against pollution with Professor Lorena Silva
(In English)
Listen to my interview on WHCP radio:
Cyanobacteria Dominance and Its Effects on Zooplankton Structure and Dynamics
(Link; In Portuguese)
Dr. André Ricardo Ghidini (UFAC/AC) – Study of Zooplankton in Acre: Review and Perspectives
Dr. Leonardo Fernandes Gomes (UNB/DF) – Multifaceted Zooplankton Communities: State of the Art and Prospects
MSc. Lorena Pinheiro Silva (UFSC/SC) – Cyanobacteria Dominance and Its Effects on Zooplankton Structure and Dynamics
In this episode of the Jovem Limno series, three early-career researchers share their studies on zooplankton, highlighting different perspectives and approaches developed throughout their careers. The session also features Professor Marlene Sofia Arcifa, who brings her invaluable experience in zooplankton research to inspire young limnologists.