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Nome Valeria Lencioni Cittadinanza Italiana Curriculum vitae Nome Valeria Lencioni Cittadinanza Italiana Attuale attività professionale Conservatore scientifico della Sezione di Zoologia degli Invertebrati e Idrobiologia del MUSE- Museo delle Scienze di Trento (Italia) Affiliazione attuale: MUSE-Museo delle Scienze, Corso del Lavoro e della Scienza 3, 38122 Trento, Italia; [email protected] Qualifica Responsabile della "Sezione di Zoologia degli Invertebrati e Idrobiologia" e della “Sezione Editoria” del MUSE- Museo delle Scienze di Trento. Coordina e svolge attività di: - ricerca scientifica nei settori dell’ecologia delle acque interne, ecotossicologia, ecologia molecolare, zoologia e conservazione della natura; - alta formazione (tutoraggio di tirocini di laurea, dottorati, volontari del servizio civile, alternanza scuola-lavoro; docente in summer school, campagne naturalistiche, corsi di specializzazione); - curatela e valorizzazione di collezioni entomologiche; - mediazione culturale. Opera alla ricerca di fondi per attività di ricerca in ambito nazionale e internazionale e si occupa degli aspetti gestionali relativi ai progetti di ricerca che realizza (dalla gestione delle relazioni contrattuali con i partner, consulenti e collaboratori, all’istituzione e mantenimento di un sistema di comunicazione, informativo e di rendiconto, in accordo con le scadenze di progetto). Nell’ambito dei progetti in cui è coinvolta, partecipa alle attività di campo e di laboratorio, esegue l’analisi statistica dei dati, redige report e pubblicazioni scientifiche. Progetta e realizza eventi di divulgazione per le università, le scuole, la cittadinanza, la pubblica amministrazione e stakeholder non-accademici, in lingua italiana e inglese. Profilo web: Website: http://www.muse.it/it/il-muse/chi-siamo/staff/pagine/Valeria-Lencioni.aspx; http://www.muse.it/it/la-ricerca/Zoologia-invertebrati-idrobiologia/Pages/Home.aspx ORCID: http://orcid.org/0000-0002-4341-9923 Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Valeria_Lencioni2 Mendeley: https://www.mendeley.com/profiles/valeria-lencioni/publications/ Publons: https://publons.com/researcher/2929176/valeria-lencioni/ Academia.edu: https://mtsntn.academia.edu/ValeriaLencioni Indicatori: Scopus: h-index= 19; N. totale di citazioni= 1173 Google Scholar: h-index= 24; N. totale di citazioni= 2221 Titoli di studio e Abilitazioni professionali Titolo conseguito Laurea specialistica/magistrale Data di conseguimento 27/02/1996 Voto conseguito 110 e lode Titolo della Tesi Indagine limnologica sul Lago delle Malghette (Trentino Occidentale) Nome e indirizzo istituzione Università degli Studi di MILANO - Via Festa del Perdono, 7 - MILANO Classe di Laurea LM-6 Biologia 1 Titolo conseguito Dottore di ricerca Data di conseguimento 25/10/2000 Descrizione Dottorato in Scienze Naturali Voto conseguito ottimo e lode Titolo della Tesi Chironomid (Diptera: Chironomidae) assemblages in three Alpine glacial systems Nome e indirizzo istituzione Leopold-Franzens-Universität Innsbruck - Austria Tipo istituzione Università straniera Descrizione Abilitazione nazionale all’esercizio della professione di Biologo Data di conseguimento Giugno 1997 Descrizione Esame di Stato Voto conseguito 60/60 Nome e indirizzo istituzione Università degli Studi di MILANO - Via Festa del Perdono, 7 - MILANO Titolo conseguito Abilitazione scientifica nazionale alle funzioni di professore di seconda fascia nel SETTORE CONCORSUALE 05/C1 ECOLOGIA Data di conseguimento 17/05/2019 Descrizione Bando D.D. 1532/2016 Titolo conseguito Abilitazione scientifica nazionale alle funzioni di professore di seconda fascia nel SETTORE CONCORSUALE 05/B1 ZOOLOGIA E ANTROPOLOGIA Data di conseguimento 17/05/2019 Descrizione Bando D.D. 1532/2016 Premi e riconoscimenti Conferimento del Premio “Marcello La Greca” assegnato dall'Unione Zoologica Italiana come miglior ricercatore italiano nel campo della Entomologia e Biogeografia. (Assegno 1.500,00 Euro). dal 18-09- 2003 al 18-09-2003 Conferimento del Premio come Miglior Poster presentato al XV Convegno del Gruppo di Ecologia di Base “G. Gadio”: “Ecologia dell’ambiente montano”, Trento, 5-7 maggio 2001: LENCIONI V., Maiolini B. & Margoni S. - Il limite altitudinale di applicazione degli Indici I.B.E (Indice Biotico Esteso) e I.F.F. (Indice di Funzionalità Fluviale) in due sistemi fluviali Alpini (Amola e Cornisello, Trentino). dal 05-05-2001 al 07- 05-2001 Partecipazione alla realizzazione del Poster a cui è stato conferito il Premio come miglior Poster al XV International Symposium on Chironomidae, Minnesota, USA, 11-17 August 2003: Marziali L., Casalegno C., LENCIONI V. & Rossaro B. - Definition and assignment of indicator weights to different chironomid species. dal 11-08-2003 al 17-08-2003 Partecipazione alla realizzazione del Poster a cui è stato conferito il Premio come miglior Poster al Convegno Internazionale SEFS4 – IV Symposium for European Freshwater Sciences, Krakow, Polonia, 22- 26 August 2005: Marziali L., LENCIONI V. & Rossaro B., 2005 - Pupal characters of Chironominae (Diptera: Chironomidae) as tools in biomonitoring. Prize: The possibility to publish the work in the Proceeding in the Polish Journal of Ecology. dal 22-08-2006 al 26-08-2006 Responsabilità di studi e ricerche scientifiche affidati da istituzioni pubbliche o private 01-06-2008 al 31-12-2009: Responsabile per gli invertebrati acquatici del Progetto: “Conservazione della biodiversità in Himalaya e Karakorum”, finanziato dal Comitato Ev-K2-CNR (2008-2009). Coordinatore 2 del progetto: Prof. Emilio Padoa-Schioppa, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca. La partecipazione alla ricerca ha incluso sia l'attività di campo che lo studio del materiale raccolto. 01-01-2009 al 31-12-2011: Responsabile del Progetto: "Entomofauna del Settore trentino del Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio: documentazione della biodiversità in relazione agli habitat, alla presenza dell'uomo e alla fauna vertebrata", finanziato dal Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio - Settore Trentino. 01-05-2010 – 31-12-2019: Responsabile del Progetto: “Monitoraggio della Zanzara tigre nel comune della città di Trento”, finanziato dal Comune di Trento. 01-01-2013 al 31-12-2013: Responsabile del Progetto: "Redazione di un documento ricognitorio inerente la fauna delle zone umide del Parco", co-finanziato dal Parco Naturale Adamello Brenta. 09-04-2013 al 31-03-2014: Responsabile del Progetto: "Realizzazione Piano di Gestione Ontaneta di Croviana", co-finanziato dalla Rete di Riserve Alto Noce (Provincia Autonoma di Trento). 01-05-2013 al 31-12-2013: Responsabile del progetto: "Monitoraggio delle cenosi di Lepidotteri e Odonati nei siti IT3120110 Terlago; IT3120111 Manzano; IT3120086 Servis; IT3120150 Talpina- Brentonico; IT3120058 Monte Sous; IT3120064 Torbiera del Tonale" co-finanziato dalla Provincia Autonoma di Trento. 01-06-2013 – 31-12-2019: Responsabile del Progetto (per il MUSE-Museo delle Scienze di Trento): "Monitoraggio della Biodiversità in Ambiente Alpino - Fauna invertebrata", co-finanziato dal Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio su fondi del Ministero dell'Ambiente e della Tutela del Territorio e del Mare (Convenzione dal 2014) 15-06-2014 al 31-12-2014: Responsabile del Progetto: "Piano di protezione dell'entomofauna del Monte Baldo", finanziato dalla Rete di Riserve del Monte Baldo (Provincia Autonoma di Trento). 25-02-2015 al 24-02-2016: Responsabile del Progetto: "L'unicità delle geomorfologie glaciali e periglaciali del Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio quali aree di rifugio per specie endemiche del piano nivale", co-finanziato dal Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio, in collaborazione con l'Università degli Studi di Milano 23-05-2016 – 28-02-2020: Responsabile del Progetto “Studio di specie vegetali e animali del piano nivale” co-finanziato dal Parco delle Orobie Bergamasche, in collaborazione con l'Università degli Studi di Milano Pr. 21 - 01-08-2017 – 31-12-2018: Responsabile del Progetto: “The toXiC Legacy of the highest World War One Alpine front and its potential IMpact on the glacial ecosystems” (X-CLAIM), co-finanziato dallo sponsor Fondazione Cogeme. In collaborazione con l’Università dell’Ohio (The Ohio State University, Columbus OH, School of Earth Sciences, and Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center), dott. Paolo Gabrielli. 27-11-2017 – 31-12-2018: Responsabile del Progetto "I prati montani della Rete di Riserve dell'Alto Noce: i Lepidotteri Ropaloceri come bioindicatori di qualità e strumento di tutela", finanziato dalla Rete di Riserve Alto Noce (Provincia Autonoma di Trento). Studio volto alla comprensione degli effetti della gestione delle praterie montane sulla diversità di Lepidotteri Ropaloceri. 27-11-2017 – 31-12-2018: Responsabile del Progetto "Monitoraggio di specie focali della fauna invertebrata", finanziato dalla Rete di Riserve Alto Noce (Provincia Autonoma di Trento). L’azione prevede il monitoraggio delle popolazioni delle specie prioritarie e focali di invertebrati acquatici e terrestri nella ZSC Ontaneta di Croviana e la raccolta di campioni utili all’applicazione degli indici di qualità ambientale sia per gli ambienti acquatici (es. IBE, STAR_ICMi) sia terrestri (INV). 01-05-2018 – 30-11-2018: Responsabile del Progetto “Studio propedeutico degli Invertebrati della Rete Natura 2000 nelle ZSC del Trentino” finanziato dalla Provincia Autonoma di Trento 01-06-2018 - 31.07.2020: Responsabile per gli Invertebrati del Progetto BioMiti “Alla ricerca della vita nelle Dolomiti” per lo studio di ambienti sorgentizi e fauna invertebrata terrestre lungo transetti altitudinali
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