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CV Mamarcos Mayo 2013 Curriculum vitae Nombre: Mª Ángeles MARCOS GARCÍA Fecha: Junio 2013 Apellidos: MARCOS GARCÍA Nombre: Mª ANGELES Situación profesional actual Organismo: UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE Facultad, Escuela o Instituto: CIBIO (Instituto Universitario de Investigación sobre la Biodiversidad) Universidad de Alicante Depto./Secc./Unidad estr.: Facultad de Ciencias Dirección postal: Campus Universitario San Vicente del Raspeig. 03080- ALICANTE Teléfono (indicar prefijo, número y extensión): +34 965903400 Ext.3375 Fax: +34 965903815 Correo electrónico: [email protected] Especialización (Códigos UNESCO): 2413 Categoria profesional: Catedrática de Universidad Fecha de inicio: Diciembre 2010 Número de Funcionario: 1271522446 A0500 Situación administrativa Plantilla X Contratado Interino Becario Otras situaciones especificar: Dedicación A tiempo completo X A tiempo parcial 3 sexenios concedidos, el último 2004-2009 Líneas de investigación Taxonomía, Biología y Ecología de sírfidos (Diptera, Syrphidae). Biodiversidad y Conservación. Control Biológico. Relación Insecto-planta. Formación Académica Titulación Superior Centro Fecha LICENCIADO UNIV. SALAMANCA. FAC. BIOLOGÍA junio-1979 GRADO LICENCIADO UNIV. SALAMANCA. FAC. BIOLOGÍA 11-X-1979 Doctorado Centro Fecha DOCTOR EN BIOLOGÍA UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA 20-VI-1984 Actividades anteriores de carácter científico profesional Puesto Institución Fechas Prof. Encargada de curso Niv. Facultad de Biología. Universidad de 1/I/1980 A Salamanca 30/IX/1981 Facultad de Biología. Universidad de 1/X/1981 Profesora Ayudante Salamanca 30/IX/1987 Facultad de Biología. Universidad de 1/X/1987 Ayudante L.R.U. Salamanca 30/IX/1990 Facultad de Ciencias. Universidad de 1/X/1990 Titular Interina Universidad Alicante 12/VII/1992 Facultad de Ciencias. Universidad de 13/VII/1992 Titular Universidad Alicante 16/XII/2009 Catedrática de Universidad Facultad Ciencias. Universidad Alicante 17/XII/2009 Departamento de Ciencias Ambientales y Mayo 1993- Directora Recursos Naturales Junio 1996 Unidad de Biología y Control Biológico de Enero 1999 Directora Plagas (CIBIO), Instituto Universitario de Enero 2006 Investigación de la Univ. Alicante 01/01/2006 Coordinadora Unidad Asociada al CSIC (IPAB) continúa Instituto de Investigación, Universidad Directora del CIBIO 11/05/2013 Alicante RESOLUCIÓN FAVORABLE A LA SOLICITUD DE ACREDITACIÓN PARA EL CUERPO DE CATEDRÁTICOS DE UNIVERSIDAD (11 de Noviembre de 2008) Idiomas (R = regular, B = bien, C = correctamente) Idioma Habla Lee Escribe FRANCÉS C C C INGLÉS B C B Participación en Proyectos de I+D financiados en convocatorias públicas. (nacionales y/o internacionales) PROYECTOS DE I+D FINANCIADOS EN CONVOCATORIAS PÚBLICAS (nacionales o internacionales) A) Como Investigadora Principal TITULO DEL PROYECTO: Estudio de la Biodiversidad de los Carrascales de la Comunidad Valenciana. Análisis de la interacción entre Invertebrados y Vegetación. ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA : Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia, DGICYT (PB91- 0889). ENTIDAD PARTICIPANTE: Universidad de Alicante DEDICACIÓN: Completa Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 5 APORTACIÓN: Estudio y Análisis de la relación Syrphidae-Planta (fitofagia y polinización) en los carrascales de la Comunidad Valenciana. DURACION DESDE : Junio de 1992 HASTA: Enero de 1995 TITULO DEL PROYECTO: Estudio de dípteros polinizadores y descomponedores como bioindicadores del estado de conservación de islas de la provincia de Alicante ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: DIPUTACION DE ALICANTE. Proyectos de Investigación Juan Gil-Albert. ENTIDAD PARTICIPANTE: Universidad de Alicante DEDICACIÓN: Completa Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 3 APORTACIÓN: Análisis de sírfidos polinizadores y descomponedores en las principales islas de la provincia de Alicante: Tabarca y Benidorm. DURACION DESDE : Noviembre 1996 HASTA: octubre de 1997 TITULO DEL PROYECTO: La entomofauna auxiliar como indicador de la alteración del paisaje agrícola tradicional mediterráneo. ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE (GR02-09). ENTIDAD PARTICIPANTE: Universidad de Alicante DEDICACIÓN: Completa Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 5 APORTACIÓN: Estudio de los Sírfidos depredadores presentes en los cultivos tradicionales mediterráneos. Coincidencia espacio temporal con las plagas de áfidos y evaluación de su potencial control. DURACIÓN DESDE: Enero 2003 HASTA Enero de 2004 TITULO DEL PROYECTO: Estudio de la Biodiversidad Entomológica del parque Nacional de Cabañeros: Caracterización mediante un Sistema de Información Geográfica y propuestas para el Plan de Uso y Gestión. ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: MINISTERIO DE MEDIO AMBIENTE (040/2002) ENTIDAD PARTICIPANTE: Universidad de Alicante DEDICACIÓN: Completa Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 15 APORTACIÓN: Dirección del Proyecto, elaboración de las memorias parciales y la final. Presentación oral de los resultados en las 2 Jornadas que se celebraron a este efecto ante un comité especializado. Desarrollo de todos los objetivos del proyecto en los que los Sírfidos estaban implicados. DURACIÓN DESDE: Diciembre 2003 HASTA Octubre de 2006 TITULO DEL PROYECTO: Estudio de la biología larvaria de los sírfidos fitófagos y saproxílicos del Parque Nacional de Cabañeros. ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE (INV0551). ENTIDAD PARTICIPANTE: Universidad de Alicante DEDICACIÓN: Completa Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 2 DURACIÓN: DESDE Marzo 2006 HASTA JUNIO 2006 TITULO DEL PROYECTO: Estudio de la Biodiversidad Entomológica del parque Nacional de Cabañeros: Caracterización mediante un Sistema de Información Geográfica y propuestas para el Plan de Uso y Gestión. ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: GENERALITAT VALENCIANA, Consellería de Empresa, Universidad y Ciencia (ACOMP06/063) ENTIDAD PARTICIPANTE: Universidad de Alicante DEDICACIÓN: Completa Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 10 APORTACIÓN: Dirección del proyecto y realización del estudio complementario propuesto en el proyecto realizado en otros ecosistemas mediterráneos. DURACIÓN DESDE: Enero 2006 HASTA Diciembre de 2006 TITULO DEL PROYECTO: Informatización de datos de colecciones de Sírfidos (Diptera, Syrphidae) y su distribución en la Comunidad Valenciana. ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: GENERALITAT VALENCIANA, Consellería Territorio y Vivienda (33/BD/07) ENTIDAD PARTICIPANTE: Universidad de Alicante DEDICACIÓN: Completa Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 4 APORTACIÓN: Dirección y coordinación de la informatización. DURACIÓN DESDE: Enero 2007 HASTA Diciembre de 2007 TITULO DEL PROYECTO: Investigation of the biology of the Arundo donax scale Rhizaspidiotus donacis in its Native Range in Spain. ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) (USDA1- 081) ENTIDADES PARTICIPANTES: Universidad de Alicante y USDA, Agricultural Research Service (Estados Unidos) DEDICACIÓN: Completa Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 3 APORTACIÓN: Dirección del estudio de campo y laboratorio dirigido al conocimiento de la biología de la cochinilla del Arundo Rhizaspidiotus donacis y de sus enemigos naturales. CANTIDAD: 6000 € DURACIÓN DESDE: Enero 2007 HASTA Diciembre de 2010 TITULO DEL PROYECTO: Investigation of the biology of the Arundo donax scale Rhizaspidiotus donacis in its Native Range in Spain. ADDENDA REF. "USDAI-IOD". ADDENDA REF. "USDAI-i ID". ADDENDA REF. "USDA1-12D" ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) (USDA1- 081) ENTIDADES PARTICIPANTES: Universidad de Alicante y USDA, Agricultural Research Service (Estados Unidos) DEDICACIÓN: Completa Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 3 APORTACIÓN: Dirección del trabajo de campo y laboratorio dirigido al conocimiento de la biología de la cochinilla del Arundo Rhizaspidiotus donacis y su estrategia de liberación con fines de control biológico. CANTIDAD: 5000 € DURACIÓN DESDE: Enero 2007 HASTA Noviembre 2012 B) Como miembro de grupo de investigación TITULO DEL PROYECTO: Estudio de la degradación de las heces de vacuno por insectos en dehesas de la provincia de Salamanca y evaluación de su incidencia en la destrucción de las poblaciones de moscas nocivas para el ganado. ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA : Consejería de Cultura. Junta de Castilla y León ENTIDAD PARTICIPANTE: Universidad de Salamanca. DEDICACIÓN: Completa Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 5 APORTACIÓN: Evaluación de las comunidades de dipteros coprófagos. DURACION DESDE : Enero de 1985 HASTA: Enero de 1988 INVESTIGADOR PRINCIPAL : Dr. Eduardo Galante Patiño (Universidad de Salamanca) TITULO DEL PROYECTO: Estudio de la degradación de las heces de ganado vacuno en dehesas de la provincia de Salamanca por insectos y aves. ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA : Excma. Diputación provincial de Salamanca ENTIDAD PARTICIPANTE: Universidad de Salamanca. DEDICACIÓN: Completa Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 7 APORTACIÓN: Estudio de las poblaciones de Múscidos y Scatofágidos coprófagos en ecosistemas de dehesa. DURACION DESDE : Enero de 1985 HASTA: Enero de 1986 INVESTIGADOR PRINCIPAL : Dr. Eduardo Galante Patiño (Universidad de Salamanca) TITULO DEL PROYECTO: Estudios faunísticos y zoogeográficos de la provincia fitogeográfica Orocantábrica (Cordillera Cantábrica). ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: CAICYT (PR-0921-84 C02-02) (proyecto coordinado) ENTIDAD PARTICIPANTE: Universidades de Salamanca y León. DEDICACIÓN: Completa Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 9 APORTACIÓN: Biogeografía de los Sírfidos en la región Eurosiberiana Ibérica. DURACION DESDE : Junio de 1985 HASTA: Junio de 1988 INVESTIGADOR PRINCIPAL: Dr. Juan M. NIETO NAFRIA (Universidad de León) INVESTIGADOR PRINCIPAL SUBPROYECTO: Dr. Eduardo Galante Patiño (Universidad de Salamanca) TITULO DEL PROYECTO: Estudio del reciclaje de residuos ganaderos por insectos en áreas de influencia mediterránea del oeste español. ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA : Consejería
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