Dr Eduarda Santos
Lecturer in Environmental Biology

Profile

I am an environmental biologist investigating reproductive development and function and the susceptibility of these processes to disruption by environmental stressors. My research focuses on fish and has ranged from investigating the endocrine control of reproduction to addressing the population level effects of chemical exposure for wild fish, using systems biology strategies. I am part of the Environment and Evolution research group.

I am the ERASMUS Coordinator and Equality and Diversity Coordinator for Biosciences (Exeter).

Please contact me if interested in discussing MRes of PhD studies within my research group.

Qualifications

2010 Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice, University of Exeter, UK
2002 PhD in Fish Reproductive Endocrinology, Brunel University, UK
1995 Degree in Aquatic Sciences, University of Porto, Portugal

Career

2008-present Lecturer in Environmental Biology, University of Exeter
2005-2008 NERC Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Exeter
2001-2005 BBSRC Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Exeter

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