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Catarina Vinagre

Unidade Orgânica:

FCT

Categoria:

Professor auxiliar

Subsistema:

Universitário

Unidade de ID:

Centro de Ciências do Mar

Regime:

Exclusividade

Vínculo:

CT em Funções Públicas por tempo indeterminado

Catarina Vinagre graduated in Marine Biology in 2002 and completed a PhD degree in Marine Biology in 2007, both from the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon.

She was a researcher at the University of Lisbon from 2007 to 2019. In 2019, she was hired as an Assistant Professor by the University of Algarve.

Her scientific activities focus on the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems, from the species to the food web level.

She has published 111 papers in international peer-reviewed journals, with over 2255 citations and an H-factor of 27.

She collaborates with other senior researchers from other institutions in Portugal (ISPA and FCT-UNL) and abroad (e.g. Santa Fe Institute, USA; iDiv, Germany; CEBIMar-University of São Paulo, Brazil).

She is an evaluator of research projects for the NSF, NOAA, EuroMarine, ERA-NETs-FP7, FCT, Georgia Sea Grant and EEA grants.

She is associate editor for Nature Scientific Reports, PlosOne and Aquatic Living Resources.

Detalhes

Projetos

Coordination

LifeLines (PTDC/BIA-BMA/28304/2017) Vulnerability of fisheries and coastal ecosystems to droughts: today & tomorrow

WarmingWebs (PTDC/MAR-EST/2141/2012) Role of biodiversity, species thermal tolerance and food web structure in the response to climate change: Temperate versus tropical ecosystems.

BioPlume (PTDC/AAG-REC/2139/2012) Dependence of coastal ecosystems on river run-off: today & tomorrow,

CoralSol - Response of the invasive coral, Tubastraea coccinea, to climate change and extreme thermal events - potential effects on competition with the native coral Mussismilia hispida. Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - Brasil.

Collaboration

FUTUREMARES - Climate Change and Future Marine Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity. H2020 Research and Innovation action. Unit Leader

SardiTemp - Impact of climate change on the ecology and dynamics of small pelagic fish

PORTWIMS - “Portugal Twinning for innovation and excellence in marine science and Earth observation”. H2020-WIDESPREAD-Twinning 810139. Work Package Leader

Publicações

Most recent/relevant

Gauzens B, Rall BC, Mendonça V, Vinagre C, Brose U 2020. Biodiversity of intertidal food webs in response to warming across latitudes. Nature Climate Change, https://doi.org/10.1038/s41558-020-0698-z

Brose, U., et al., Vinagre C., Wang S., Wefer J.M., Williams R.J., Wieters E., Woodward G., Iles, A.C., 2019. Predator traits determine food-web architecture across ecosystems. Nature Ecology and Evolution 3, 919–927.

Vinagre C., Madeira. C., Dias, M., Narciso, L., Madeira, C., 2019. Reliance of coastal intertidal food webs on river input - current and future perspectives. Ecological Indicators 101, 632–639.

Vinagre C., Dias M., Cereja R., Abreu-Afonso F., Flores A.A.V., Mendonça V., 2019. Upper thermal limits and warming safety margins of coastal marine species - indicator baseline for future reference. Ecological Indicators 102, 644–649

Vinagre C., Costa M.J., Wood S.A., Williams R.J., Dunne J.A., 2019. Potential impacts of climate change and humans on the trophic network organization of estuarine food webs. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 616, 13-24.

Madeira C., Leal, M.C., Flores, A.A.V., Cabral, H., Diniz, M., Vinagre, C., 2019. Present and future invasion perspectives of an alien shrimp in South Atlantic coastal waters - an experimental assessment of functional biomarkers and thermal tolerance. Biological Invasions, 1-18.

Dias, M., Ferreira, A., Gouveia, R., Madeira, C., Jogee, N., Cabral, H., Diniz, M., Vinagre C., 2020. Integrative indices for health assessment in reef corals under thermal stress. Ecological Indicators 113, 106230.

Madeira, D., Araújo, J.E., Madeira, C., Mendonça, V., Vitorino, R, Vinagre, C., Diniz, M.S., 2020. Seasonal proteome variation in intertidal shrimps under a natural setting: Connecting molecular networks with environmental fluctuations. Science of the Total Environment 703: 134957

Mendonça, V., Flores, A.V.V., Silva, A., Vinagre C., 2019. Do marine fish juveniles use intertidal tide pools as feeding grounds? Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 225 ,106255.

Dias, M., Ferreira, A., Gouveia, R., Madeira, C., Jogee, N., Cabral, H., Diniz, M., Vinagre C., 2019. Long-term exposure to increasing temperatures on scleractinian coral fragments reveals oxidative stress. Marine Environmental Research 150, 104758.

Dias, M., Ferreira, A., Gouveia, R., Madeira, C., Jogee, N., Cabral, H., Diniz, M., Vinagre C., 2019. Oxidative stress on scleractinian coral fragments following exposure to high temperature and low salinity. Ecological Indicators 107, 105586

Barbosa, C.C.A., Vinagre, C., Mizhrahi, D., Duarte R.C., Flores, A.V.V., 2019. Invasive sun corals and warming pose independent threats to the brain coral Mussismilia hispida
in the Southwestern Atlantic. Marine Ecology Progress Series 629: 43–54

Barbosa, C.C.A., Vinagre, C., Mizhrahi, D., Flores, A.V.V., 2019. Temperature-driven secondary competence windows may increase the dispersal potential of invasive sun corals. Marine Biology 629: 43–54

Madeira, D., Madeira, C., Mendonça, V., Gaiteiro, C., Vinagre, C., Diniz, M.S., 2019. Molecular assessment of wild populations in the marine realm: importance of taxonomic, seasonal and habitat patterns in environmental monitoring. Science of the Total Environment 654, 250–263

Dias M., Ferreira, A., Gouveia, R., Vinagre C., 2019 Synergistic effects of warming and lower salinity on the asexual reproduction of reef-forming corals. Ecological Indicators 98, 334-348.

Silva, R., Mizrahi, D., Kitahara, M., Vinagre C, Flores AAV. 2019. Sun coral invasion of shallow rocky reefs: effects on mobile invertebrate assemblages in Southeastern Brazil. Biological Invasions, 21:1339–1350.

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