Sílvia Castro

Sílvia Castro. Completed the PhD in Biology in 2007/12/17 by University of Aveiro, Graduation in Biology in 2002 by University of Aveiro, Postgraduate Certificate in Workshop in Flow Citometry by INTECMAR – Xunta de Galicia, Postgraduate Certificate Sattistical analyses: diseño experimental y análisis de efectos abordados con modelos GLM in 2005/10 by Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales (MNCN-CSIC), Postgraduate Certificate in Introduction to Ecological Niche Modelling in 2020/08/07 by Tranzmitting Science, Postgraduate Certificate in COST Academy: Leadership course in 2019/09 by COST Association and Postgraduate Certificate in Herbivory: the plant perspective in 2008/02 by Charles University in Prague. Is Invited Auxiliary Researcher in Universidade de Coimbra Departamento de Ciências da Vida and Group Leader – FLOWer Lab – Laboratory of Ecology and Evolution of Plants, Agri-Environment and Pollination Services in Centro de Ecologia Funcional. Published 93 articles in journals. Has 5 section(s) of books. Organized 25 event(s). Supervised 5 PhD thesis(es) e co-supervised 8. Supervised 7 MSc dissertation(s) e co-supervised 9. Supervised 8 work(s) of course completion of LSc/BSc e co-supervised 8. Has received 6 awards and/or honors. Participates and/or participated as Other in 4 project(s), Principal investigator in 5 project(s) and Researcher in 26 project(s). Works in the area(s) of Natural sciences with emphasis on Biological Sciences with emphasis on Evolutionary Biology, Natural sciences with emphasis on Biological Sciences with emphasis on Biodiversity Conservation, Natural sciences with emphasis on Biological Sciences with emphasis on Reproductive Biology, Natural sciences with emphasis on Biological Sciences with emphasis on Ecology and Agrarian Sciences with emphasis on Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries with emphasis on Agriculture. In their professional activities interacted with 411 collaborator(s) co-authorship of scientific papers. In his curriculum Ciência Vitae the most frequent terms in the context of scientific, technological and artistic-cultural output are: Plant-pollinator interactions; diploid-polyploid complexes; Sympatric speciation; Polyploids; Contact zones; Cryptic diversity; Biological invasions; Threatened plants; Endemic plants; Red Lists; Conservation actions; Pollinators; Bees; Mating systems; Self-incompatibility; Heterostyly; Floral polymorphisms; Species distribution; Plant diversity; Environmental niche; water stress; Green infrastructures; Pollination ecosystem services; crop yield; Agroecosystems; Eutrophication; Pollinator-friendly solutions.