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Edwin A Hernandez-Delgado
Summary
B.Sc. Marine Biology, M.Sc. Microbial Ecology, Ph.D. Tropical Biology, specialized in Coral Reef Ecology, Post Doc. Molecular Microbiology of Coral Diseases. Currently, Professor at the Department of Environmental Sciences and the Interdisciplinary Program at the Faculty of Natural Sciences of the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Also, Affiliate Researcher at the Center for Applied Tropical Ecology and Conservation (CATEC), within the Ecosystems Processes and Functions Cluster; Director, Experimental Marine Ecology Laboratory at CATEC; and Senior Scientist at Sociedad Ambiente Marino. Research areas of interest: Coral reef, seagrass and fish community dynamics; Quantitative ecology; Environmental impacts on marine ecosystems; Coral propagation and coral reef restoration; Dynamics of novel ecosystems; Coral disease dynamics; Tropical microbiology; Climate change impacts on marine ecosystems; Paleolcimate
Conservation Biology Ecology Ecosystem Science Marine Biology Natural Resource Management Spatial & Geographic Information Science