Program Overview

PhD in Biodiversity and Preservation

The PhD in Biodiversity and Preservation is a research-oriented program that focuses on the conservation and management of biodiversity. The program aims to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in biodiversity conservation, research, and management.

Objectives and Competences

The program objectives and competences are not explicitly stated in the provided context. However, based on the research lines and staff, it can be inferred that the program aims to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in:

• Biology and conservation of endangered animal species
• Multi-scale analysis of biodiversity
• Insect biology and ecology
• Functional diversity and insect physiology
• Ecology of vertebrate's behaviour
• Protected areas and sustainable use
• Taxonomy and systematic phylogenetics of vegetable organisms
• Conservation and flora management
• Vegetation and landscape: conservation and habitat management
• Biogeography and phytogeography: applications to biological management and conservation
• Humanisation of vegetable landscape and cartography
• Taxonomic diversity and insect phylogenetics
• Interspecific ecological networks
• Insect-plant relationship: pollination, herbivory and saproxylic communities
• Biological control and integration of plagues and invading species
• Ecophysiology of multitrophic systems
• Phytochemistry and applied vegetable biotechnology

Research Lines

The program has several research lines, including:

1. Biology and Conservation of Endangered Animal Species
2. Multi-scale Analysis of Biodiversity
3. Insect Biology and Ecology
4. Functional Diversity and Insect Physiology
5. Ecology of Vertebrate's Behaviour
6. Protected Areas and Sustainable Use
7. Taxonomy and Systematic Phylogenetics of Vegetable Organisms
8. Conservation and Flora Management
9. Vegetation and Landscape: Conservation and Habitat Management
10. Biogeography and Phytogeography: Applications to Biological Management and Conservation
11. Humanisation of Vegetable Landscape and Cartography
12. Taxonomic Diversity and Insect Phylogenetics
13. Interspecific Ecological Networks
14. Insect-plant Relationship: Pollination, Herbivory and Saproxylic Communities
15. Biological Control and Integration of Plagues and Invading Species
16. Ecophysiology of Multitrophic Systems
17. Phytochemistry and Applied Vegetable Biotechnology

Research Staff

The research staff includes:

• Team 1: Animal Diversity and Ecosystem Functionality
  • Eduardo Galante Patińo
  • José Ramón Verdú Faraco
  • Vicente Urios Moliner
• Team 2: Plant Diversity and Conservation
  • Manuel B. Crespo Villalba
  • Ana Juan Gallardo
  • Juan Antonio Marco Molina
• Team 3: Biotic Interactions
  • MŞ Ángeles Marcos García
  • Estefanía Micó Balaguer
  • José Luis Casas Martínez

Structure

The program structure is not explicitly stated in the provided context. However, based on the research lines and staff, it can be inferred that the program is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in biodiversity conservation, research, and management.

Supervision and Research Lines

The program has a strong focus on research, with several research lines and a team of experienced researchers. The supervision and research lines are designed to provide students with guidance and support throughout their research projects.

Quality

The program quality is not explicitly stated in the provided context. However, based on the research lines and staff, it can be inferred that the program is designed to provide students with high-quality education and research training.

Specific Info

The program specific information is not explicitly stated in the provided context. However, based on the research lines and staff, it can be inferred that the program is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in biodiversity conservation, research, and management.