Patricia Castillo-Briceno
My research is related to physiological and environmental regulators of animal health in aquatic systems, currently to assess Ocean Acidification impacts on marine equatorial species. I have experience using in silico and experimental methodologies, I apply quantitative and integrative approaches -from molecular to ecosystem levels- to contextualize the data within the One-Health, Climate Change & Food Sovereignty axes. Also, I work on science divulgation, transference of knowledge and arts-science-community integration.
Google scholar profile: scholar.google.com/citations?user=VN5SwaEAAAAJ&hl=es ORCID: http://orcid.org/0000-0001-9122-6002 Currently: Principal Research Professor - Physiology ULEAM University (since 2016) Previously Associate Research Professor, ULEAM University (Universidad Laica Eloy Alfaro de Manabí) - Ecuador, 2016. Prometeo Fellowship at ESPOL University - SENESCYT - Ecuador, 2014-2015 Post-Doctoral researcher University Aix Marseille - France, 2011-2013 PhD by University of Murcia (Department of Cell Biology) - Spain, 2007-2010 MSc Aquaculture. ESPOL University - Ecuador, 2016 MSc Experimental Biomedical Sciences. University of Murcia - Spain, 2007 BSc Marine Biologist. PUCE-M - Ecuador, 2003 Contact: pat.castillobriceno@gmail.com patricia.castillo@uleam.edu.ec Twitter: twitter.com/Pcasbri |
Francisco Navarrete-Mier
Training in Marine Biology, Fish Aquaculture and Marine Ecology. I have experience using ecotrophic and bio-molecular approaches related to study aquaculture impacts on the environment. Currently my research is related to behavioural changes of aquatic animals due anthropogenic alteratios. I am highly interested on the study of: Animal ecological behaviour/Fish welfare/Impact of Ocean Acidification on predation-prey interaction.
Google scholar profile: scholar.google.com/citations?user=qeGVhrAAAAAJ&hl=es ORCID ID: orcid.org/0000-0001-5571-4527 Currently: Principal Research Professor - Aquaculture ULEAM University (since 2016) Previously Associate Research Professor, ULEAM University (Universidad Laica Eloy Alfaro de Manabí) - Ecuador, 2016. Prometeo Fellowship at ESPOL University - SENESCYT - Ecuador, 2014-2015 PhD by University of Murcia (Department of Ecology & Hidrology) - Spain, 2011 MSc Aquaculture. University of Murcia - Spain, 2008 BSc Marine Biologist. PUCE-M - Ecuador, 2002 Contact: f.navarretemier@gmail.com francisco.navarrete@uleam.edu.ec Twitter: twitter.com/F_NavarreteMier |
Undergraduate Students
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Hugo Mendoza Delgado
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Hugo is working to analyze on the impacts of end century Ocean Acidification conditions on early developmento of white-leg shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei and it´s possible implications to aquaculture industry.
hamdres242@gmail.com |
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Eli Cañizares
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Eli works evaluating the impacts of nearly future conditions of Ocean Acidification on the development of white-leg shrimp Lipopenaeus vannamei.
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Undergrad students in research training
Silvana Vélez-Moreira
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Jostyn Sánchez
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Collaborators
Fabián Mero
Fabián is working on the impacts of ocean acidification on Olivella
sp. physiology and behaviour merovictor96@gmail.com |
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Bryan Chumo
Bryan is developing his research on impacts of ocean acidification in an aquaculture
relevant species, the white shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei bryan.ch95@hotmail.com |
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Former Alumni |
Angie Vera Palacios
Angie obtained her degree as Fisheries Biologist with a work analizing the effects of
salinity as an enhancer of anaesthesia in the euryhaline fat-sleeper goby (Dormitator latifrons) César Palma Alvia |
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César obtained his degree as Fisheries Biologist on August 2018 working with
EBIOAC with the subject: Experimental analysis of predatory behaviour of sea urchin (Echinometra vanbrunti) on high motility preys. cesar_palvia@hotmail.com |
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María José Lucio Guerrero
María José obtained her degree as Fishery Biologist on February 2018 with the
subject: Development and optimization anaesthesia protocol for juvenile mugilids native from Ecuador |
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Luis Landívar Merchán
Luis obtained his degree as Fisheries Biologist on November 2017 with the research
subject: Regulation of swimming activity by white shrimp (Litopennaeus vannamei) under predatory chemical cues |
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