Eve Galimany

Investigador/a Postdoctoral
Extension
445639
Oficina
B-63

My research background is in the physiology, pathology, and ecology of benthic invertebrates from both fisheries and aquaculture. In particular, I have studied the ecological role that filter-feeders, i.e. bivalves, play in the ecosystem. I have researched on the role of these organisms mitigating the symptoms of eutrophication, reducing the occurrence of harmful and nuisance algal blooms, and restoring ecosystem functions. Also, I have investigated how the environment can affect the health and physiology of the invertebrates themselves, including invasive species.