Subjects

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My teaching is focused on the subjects Ecology and Natural Resources (B. Sc. Biology), Ecological processes and references for ecosystem restoration (M. Sc. Ecosystem Restoration) and Data analysis in R (M. Sc. Ecosystem Restoration and Doctorate courses)

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PhD students

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Carmen Ureña-Lara (ongoing)

Plant-plant and plant-soil interactions in Mediteranean pine-oak forests: implications for adaptation and mitigation to climate change. 

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Pedro Rebollo (ongoing)

Multifunctionality and dynamics of Mediterranean forest ecosystems under global change: implications for the provision of ecosystem services 

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David A. Oropesa-Olmedo (ongoing)

Consequences of intra- and inter-specific phenological variability on the fitness of Quercus species.

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Arturo Rodríguez-Pascual (ongoing)

Evaluating drivers of biodiversity-stabiity relationships across scales

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​​Supervised MsC and BsC students

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Sara García-Baltasar. M. Sc. thesis (2024)

Response of Quercus pyrenaica and Pinus sylvestris seedlings to different aridity scenarios.

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Olga González Jardón. B. Sc. thesis (2023)

Response of Pinus sylvestris seedlings to experimental aridity scenarios.

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Laura Arroyo Llorente. B. Sc. thesis (2023)

Assessing the role of forest species composition on soil microbial communities.

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Marina Tallón Elena. B. Sc. thesis (2023)

The role of forest composition on the nutritional status of Pinus sylvestris and Quercus pyrenaica in the Sierra de Guadarrama National Park

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Rodrigo Valdecantos. M. Sc. thesis (2023)

Regeneration of Pinus sylvestris and Quercus pyrenaica in mixed and monospecific stands in the Sierra de Guadarrama National Park.

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Roberto Sendino Serra. M. Sc. thesis (2022)

Forest productivity and stability in mixed and monospecific stands of Pinus sylvestris and Quercus pyrenaica in Sierra de Guadarrama National Park.

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Iñigo Aldazabal Alfageme. M. Sc. thesis (2022)

Vulnerability to climate change of a Pinus pinaster forest in Sierra de Gudar.

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Javier Tomé Sanz. B. Sc. thesis (2022)

Forest composition effects on decomposition and soil respiration in forests in Sierra de Guadarrama.

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Pablo Yeste Lizán. M. Sc. thesis (2022)

Soil nutrient availability in mixed and monospecific forests of Scots pine and Pyrenean oak.

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Marcos Estévez Domínguez. M. Sc. thesis (2022)

Temporal shifts in intra-specific plant-plant interactions in mixed and monospecific forests of Scots pine and Pyrenean oak.

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Ana Morán Escaldón. B. Sc. thesis (2021)

Temporal shifts in intra-specific plant-plant interactions in Scots pine forest in Mediterranean mountains.

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Pedro Rebollo Orozco. M. Sc. thesis (2021)

Successional trajectories of pine and oak forests in the Iberian Peninsula: shifts in species dominance and underlying factors.

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Carlos Alfredo Insua Macías. M. Sc. thesis (2021)

Spatial distribution of tree species in a tropical moist forest in Brazil: an approach based on functional traits.

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Sara Monzón López. M. Sc. thesis (2020)

Differences in survival and growth between container and bareroot seedlings in forest plantatations.

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Mario Alpaca Calienes. B. Sc. thesis (2020)

Climate effects on the abundance of North American tree species.

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Raquel González Gascueña. M. Sc. thesis (2020)

Patterns of radial growth associated to drought-induced mortality in a Scots pine Iberian population.

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Francisco Javier Muñoz Gálvez. M. Sc. thesis (2020)

Analysis of extreme drought response in Pinus sylvestris and Quercus pyrenaica mixed and monospecific stands in Guadarrama Mountains.

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Noelia Carro Martínez. M. Sc. thesis (2019)

Sensitivity to drought events in exotic and autoctonous tree species in the Sierra de Guadarrama National Park.

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Julen Astigarraga Urcelay. M. Sc. thesis (2019)

Evaluation of temporal patterns in changes in the structure, dynamics, composition and climate of Spanish Iberian forests

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Natalia Díaz Morey. M. Sc. thesis (2018)

Response of nine Holm oak populations to an experimental gradient of water stress.

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Paloma Díaz Martínez. M. Sc. thesis (2018)

Pine forests vulnerability to increased temperatures and frequency of drought events: a dendroecological approach with coexisting pine species.

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Liliana Cecilia Ramon. M. Sc. thesis (2017)

Intra-specific interactions between adults and juveniles in Maritime pine populations under extreme conditions in the Center of the Iberian peninsula.

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Noelia Carro Martínez. B. Sc. thesis (2017)

Functional differences between three pine species in response to drought.

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Julio de la Peña Navarro. B. Sc. thesis (2017)

Inter- and intra-specific variability in foliar traits of three coexisting pine species.

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Annabel Contreras Carretero. B. Sc. thesis (2017)

Drivers of mortality in Maritime pine juveniles in the Cega river.

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Julia Jimeno Alba. B. Sc. thesis (2017)

Biome vulnerability to climate changes: a retrospective analysis. 

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Jessica Carolina Cruz Arrioja. M. Sc. thesis (2016)

A meta-analysis on the importance of morphological attributes for seedling out-planting performance in the Mediterranean climate.

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Borja Rivas Sánchez. B. Sc. thesis (2012)

Litterfall dynamics in a Holm oak stand in San Bartolomé de la Torre (Huelva).

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María del Pilar Picón Salas. B. Sc. thesis (2012)

Litterfall dynamics in a Holm oak stand in Villanueva de los Castillejos (Huelva).

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