Ana Leticia Zevenhuizen Martínez

Graduated in Biotechnology from the Universidad de Granada, with a master's degree in Industrial Microbiology and Biotechnology from the University of Rouen-Normandie, and a second master's degree in Climate Change, Carbon Footprint and Water Resources from the Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Seville.

I have worked in various areas related to the environment and sustainable development, such as the design of a prototype for non-polluting biological washing of sheep wool, environmental consulting in the field of mining or the analysis of existing techniques in bioremediation. Currently, I have a predoctoral student position at CREAF, where I study the effect of increasing temperatures on the nitrogen cycle in high latitude soils. I thereby contribute to increasing knowledge about the vulnerability of soils to climate change.