PI
Ana M Faria
I graduated in Marine Biology in 2004 and completed a PhD degree in Marine Ecology in 2010, both by the University of Algarve. Since February 2011 I am conducting my research at MARE-ISPA. I have specialized in behaviour, ecology and development of fish larvae. I’ve also become interested in studying the impacts of global changes, particularly ocean acidification and temperature, on larval behaviour, developmental ecology and sensorial ecology of temperate reef fish larvae, and how these impacts might affect survival during this critical life stage, and ultimately recruitment and dynamics of marine populations. Addressing the potential for acclimation to these global changes through phenotypic plasticity is a research topic I am particularly interested in.
ORCID ID
http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7969-3177
ResearchGate
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ana_Faria3
At the Lab
Ana Lopes
PhD student
Diana Rodrigues
PhD student
Patrícia Vicente
PhD student
Sara Martins Cardoso
PhD student
Joana Castro
technician
Ana Rita Lopes
Post-doc
Line Martinsen
Master Student
João Almeida
Master Student
José Lucas
Master Student
Collaborations
Prof. Philip Munday
James Cook University, ARC CoECRS
Prof. Sam Dupont
University of Gothenburg
Prof. Emanuel Gonçalves
MARE-ISPA
Prof. Rui Oliveira
IGC, ISPA, Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown
Dr. Carla Sousa Santos
MARE-ISPA
Dr. Clara Amorim
Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon
Dr. Frederico Almada
MARE-ISPA
Dr. Gonçalo Silva
MARE-ISPA
Pedro Morais
Past Associates
Hamida Mbwana
Effects of increasing temperature on swimming activity of Sardine, Sardina pilchardus, from two populations. (Master thesis under the programme Master of Science in Marine Biological Resources, IMBRSea)
Robyn Murdoch
Two-spotted goby, Gobiusculus flavescens, behavioural and physiological responses to changes in temperature and food availability. (Master thesis under the programme Master of Science in Marine Biological Resources, IMBRSea)
Ines Fournon Berodia
Effects of global warming on personality traits of the two-spotted goby. (internship from the IBRMSea programme)
Ignacio Polo-Vaquero
How personality traits change between sexes in the two-spotted goby. (internship from the IBRMSea programme)
Sara Martins
Effects of CO2-exposure on larval development and behaviour of temperate clingfish Lepadogaster lepadogaster larvae. (Master in Marine Biology and Conservation, ISPA, IU)
Sofia Esteves da Silva
Evaluating the effects of ocean acidification on swimming abilities of sand-smelt larvae. (Master in Marine Biology and Conservation, ISPA, IU)
Soraia Filipe
Evaluating the effects of ocean acidification on the development of three important commercial species. (Master in Aquaculture and Fisheries, Instituto Politécnico de Leiria)
Joana Castro
Acidification effects in the behavioural responses of temperate fish larvae. (Master in Marine Ecology, Lisbon University)
Ana Sofia Rebelo
Tetracycline tagging in embryos of two gobiesocid species, L. purpurea and L. lepadogaster – Application to fish population dynamics studies. (Master in Marine Ecology, Lisbon University)
Luis Miguel Silva
Ecology of recruitment of small pelagic fishes - swimming abilities and nutritional condition of sardine larvae (Sardina pilchardus, Walbaum 1792). (Master in Marine Ecology, University of Algarve)