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Doctorales - Temas Generales Resultados Convocatoria de Becas 2020 Doctorales - Temas Generales KB2 - Biología DIRECTOR / ORDEN POSTULANTE TEMA DE INVESTIGACION LUGAR DE TRABAJO DECISION CODIRECTOR El surgimiento de los pequeños gigantes: la evolución de la VOLPEDO, ALEJANDRA ictiofagia en un grupo de peces pequeños estacionales de UNIDAD EJECUTORA DE INVESTIGACIONES EN 1 WALDBILLIG, MARCOS MARTÍN VANINA / MIRANDE, OTORGADA importancia en acuarismo, los killis (Cyprinodontiformes: PRODUCCION ANIMAL (INPA) ; (CONICET - UBA) JUAN MARCOS Aplocheiloidei). PONSSA, MARÍA LAURA / SILVA GUEDES FOLLY, Sistema axial en anuros: morfología, ecología y evolución de la UNIDAD EJECUTORA LILLO (UEL) ; (CONICET - 2 ABDALA, VIRGINIA SARA OTORGADA columna vertebral FML) HENRIQUE LUZ SISTEMÁTICA FILOGENÉTICA Y EVOLUCIÓN DE GORGOJOS MARVALDI, ADRIANA / DIV.ENTOMOLOGIA ; FACULTAD DE 3 JIMÉNEZ LÓPEZ, DOMINGO ACUÁTICOS, CON ESPECIAL REFERENCIA A LA TRIBU DEL RIO, MARIA CS.NATURALES Y MUSEO ; UNIVERSIDAD OTORGADA TANYSPHYRINI (COLEOPTERA: CURCULIONIDAE: ERIRHININAE) GUADALUPE NACIONAL DE LA PLATA MIRANDE, JUAN Filogenia de la familia Bryconidae (Teleostei: Characiformes) con UNIDAD EJECUTORA LILLO (UEL) ; (CONICET - 4 MÉNDEZ LÓPEZ, ALEJANDRO MARCOS / LÓPEZ OTORGADA énfasis en las especies transandinas. FML) ARBARELLO, ADRIANA Análisis funcional de mutaciones en el gen MAPT asociadas a INSTITUTO DE BIOLOGIA CELULAR Y FALZONE, TOMAS LUIS / 5 ARNAIZ YÉPEZ, CAYETANA taupatías humanas: desarrollo de nuevos modelos NEUROCIENCIA "PROFESOR EDUARDO DE OTORGADA AVALE, MARIA ELENA experimentales y optimización de estrategias terapéuticas ROBERTIS" (IBCN) ; (CONICET - UBA) IBARGüENGOYTÍA, NORA FACULTAD DE CS.NATURALES - SEDE Vulnerabilidad al cambio climático de especies de lagartos 6 RIOS, NATALIA ELIZABETH / MARTÍNEZ, RUBÉN COMODORO ; UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE LA OTORGADA matuastos del género Diplolaemus (Leiosauridae) de Patagonia DARÍO FRANCISCO PATAGONIA "SAN JUAN BOSCO" LAXALT, ANA MARIA / INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES BIOLOGICAS 7 PERK, ENZO ARIEL Fosfolipasa C en la respuesta de defensa en plantas OTORGADA GARCIA-MATA, CARLOS (IIB) ; (CONICET - UNMDP) ¿Cómo influyen las transformaciones de los ambientes JUNCOSA POLZELLA, COCKLE, KRISTINA INSTITUTO DE BIOLOGIA SUBTROPICAL - NODO 8 naturales en el uso de hábitat, la co-ocurrencia y la diversidad LOUISE / DI BITETTI, PUERTO IGUAZU (IBS - NODO PUERTO IGUAZU) OTORGADA AGOSTINA SILVIA de rapaces nocturnas del Bosque Atlántico? MARIO SANTIAGO ; (CONICET - UNAM) HIELO GLACIAR y NIEVE COMO FUENTE DE CARBONO Y MODENUTTI, BEATRIZ INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES EN NUTRIENTES PARA AMBIENTES ACUÁTICOS DE CABECERA 9 IGLESIAS LOUIS, AGUSTINA ESTELA / BALSEIRO, BIODIVERSIDAD Y MEDIOAMBIENTE OTORGADA NORDPATAGONICOS: EFECTOS EN LA ESTEQUIOMETRÍA ESTEBAN GABRIEL (INIBIOMA) ; (CONICET - UNCOMA) ECOLOGICA OBENAT, SANDRA Peracáridos exóticos como modelo de estudio de la dinámica de INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES MARINAS Y 10 NUÑEZ VELAZQUEZ, SAMIRA MABEL / VALIÑAS, OTORGADA procesos invasivos en el marco del cambio global COSTERAS (IIMYC) ; (CONICET - UNMDP) MACARENA SOLEDAD Taxonomía molecular y aspectos morfológicos de las rayas del MABRAGAÑA, EZEQUIEL INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES MARINAS Y 11 MATUSEVICH, FLORENCIA género Psammobatis del Mar Argentino: evaluando los límites / DIAZ DE ASTARLOA, OTORGADA COSTERAS (IIMYC) ; (CONICET - UNMDP) entre las especies y sus relaciones filogenéticas. JUAN MARTIN BACTERIAS HETEROTRÓFICAS MARINAS: PATRONES GLOBALES GODOY, RODRIGO FELIPE CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIONES DEL MAR Y LA 12 DE ABUNDANCIA Y PROYECCIONES EN ESCENARIOS DE CAMBIO FLOMBAUM, PEDRO / OTORGADA BEDIM ATMOSFERA (CIMA) ; (CONICET - UBA) CLIMÁTICO Resultados Convocatoria de Becas 2020 Doctorales - Temas Generales KB2 - Biología DIRECTOR / ORDEN POSTULANTE TEMA DE INVESTIGACION LUGAR DE TRABAJO DECISION CODIRECTOR Ecología evolutiva de mutualismos de dispersión de semillas: ORDANO, MARIANO INSTITUTO DE ECOLOGIA REGIONAL (IER) ; 13 THOMANN, MARIA LUZ Selección natural sobre el tamaño de la semilla en plantas ANDRÉS / FUNES, OTORGADA (CONICET - UNT) productoras de frutos carnosos dispersadas por animales GUILLERMO ESTRATEGIAS REPRODUCTIVAS DE MOLUSCOS HERAS, HORACIO / INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES BIOQUIMICAS GASTERÓPODOS. CARACTERIZACIÓN DEL SISTEMA DE 14 PAVÍA, IGNACIO PASQUEVICH, MARÍA DE LA PLATA "PROF. DR. RODOLFO R. OTORGADA DEFENSAS CONTRA DEPREDADORES DE LOS HUEVOS DE YANINA BRENNER" (INIBIOLP) ; (CONICET - UNLP) Pomacea sordida (CAENOGASTROPODA: AMPULLARIIDAE). INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES EN Conectando ecología de movimiento y ecología de MORALES, JUAN 15 FELICI, FRANCIS BIODIVERSIDAD Y MEDIOAMBIENTE OTORGADA enfermedades: Fasciola hepatica en ovejas en Patagonia Norte MANUEL / (INIBIOMA) ; (CONICET - UNCOMA) INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES EN Juniperus communis L., una conífera invasora inadvertida en el RAFFAELE, ESTELA / 16 VELAZCO, PABLO JAVIER BIODIVERSIDAD Y MEDIOAMBIENTE OTORGADA noroeste de la Patagonia FRANZESE, JORGELINA (INIBIOMA) ; (CONICET - UNCOMA) CENTRO DE INVESTIGACION APLICADA Y Características poblacionales y efectos ecológicos de la especie NARVARTE, MAITE ARCÁNGEL, ANDREA TRANSFERENCIA TECNOLOGICA EN RECURSOS 17 introducida Undaria pinnatifida (Harvey) Suringar 1873 en ANDREA / PEREYRA, OTORGADA EVANGELINA MARINOS "ALMIRANTE STORNI" (CIMAS) ; comunidades costeras norpatagónicas PATRICIO JAVIER (INIDEP - CONICET - RIO NEGRO - UNCOMA) CENTRO NACIONAL DE DIAGNOS.E INV.EN Estrategias integradas para el control de Triatoma infestans, SÁNCHEZ CASACCIA, MARÍA DE CARBAJAL DE LA FUENTE, ENDEMO-EPIDEMIAS ; ADMINISTRACION 18 vector de la enfermedad de Chagas, en el área metropolitana de ANA LAURA / NATTERO, NACIONAL DE LABORATORIOS E INSTITUTOS DE OTORGADA LA PAZ San Juan JULIETA SALUD "DR. CARLOS G. MALBRAN" ; DIRECCION NACIONAL DE INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACION CASTRO VAZQUEZ, INSTITUTO DE HISTOLOGIA Y EMBRIOLOGIA DE Pomacea canaliculata (Caenogastropoda, Ampullariidae): 19 CRUZ FLORES, CESAR ALFREDO JUAN / VEGA, MENDOZA DR. MARIO H. BURGOS (IHEM) ; OTORGADA infección experimental con Mycobacterium marinum ISRAEL ANÍBAL (CONICET - UNCU) INSTITUTO DE CIENCIAS BASICAS (INSTITUTO SANABRIA, EDUARDO ARAGON Y TRAVERSO, JUAN Vulnerabilidad frente al cambio climático de Metepeira DE CS. BASICAS) ; FACULTAD DE FILOSOFIA, 20 ALFREDO / SCHILMAN, OTORGADA galatheae (Aranae) en el centro-oeste de Argentina HUMANIDADES Y ARTES ; UNIVERSIDAD HÉCTOR PABLO ERNESTO NACIONAL DE SAN JUAN BLANCO, FLAVIO Regulación traduccional asociada a la selección de cepas más INSTITUTO DE BIOTECNOLOGIA Y BIOLOGIA 21 EYLENSTEIN, ANDRÉS ENRIQUE ANTONIO / ZANETTI, OTORGADA eficientes en la simbiosis fijadora de nitrógeno. MOLECULAR (IBBM) ; (CONICET - UNLP) MARÍA EUGENIA DESARROLLO DE MAPAS ISOTÓPICOS (DELTA13C Y DELTA15N) LOIZAGA DE CASTRO, GIACOMINO, SEBASTIÁN CENTRO PARA EL ESTUDIO DE SISTEMAS 22 EN EL GOLFO NUEVO Y GOLFO SAN JOSÉ: UNA LÍNEA DE BASE ROCIO / NEWSOME, OTORGADA ALEJANDRO MARINOS (CESIMAR - CENPAT) PARA EL ESTUDIO DE LA TRAMA TRÓFICA MARINA PELÁGICA SETH DARNABY INSTITUTO DE BIOCIENCIAS, BIOTECNOLOGÍA Y BERÓN DE ASTRADA, Caracterización del sistema visual de las vinchucas (Heteroptera: BIOLOGÍA TRASLACIONAL (IB3) ; FACULTAD DE 23 CHIALINA, TOMÁS MANUEL MARTÍN / MINOLI, OTORGADA Reduviidae. Triatominae) CIENCIAS EXACTAS Y NATURALES ; SEBASTIAN ANTONIO UNIVERSIDAD DE BUENOS AIRES INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES EN Parásitos como moduladores sinergísticos del impacto de un ZATTARA, EDUARDO 24 LOHRMANN, JOSEFINA BIODIVERSIDAD Y MEDIOAMBIENTE OTORGADA invasor sobre una especie nativa de abejorro ENRIQUE / (INIBIOMA) ; (CONICET - UNCOMA) Resultados Convocatoria de Becas 2020 Doctorales - Temas Generales KB2 - Biología DIRECTOR / ORDEN POSTULANTE TEMA DE INVESTIGACION LUGAR DE TRABAJO DECISION CODIRECTOR PÉREZ MILES, FERNANDO CENTRO DE RECURSOS NATURALES Revisión sistemática, filogenia y biogeografía del género 25 NICOLETTA, MICAELA MARIEL / FERRETTI, NELSON RENOVABLES DE LA ZONA SEMIARIDA (CERZOS) OTORGADA Grammostola (Araneae, Theraphosidae) en Argentina EDGARDO ; (CONICET - UNS) Las macroalgas como hábitats en el bentos antártico: estructura INSTITUTO ANTARTICO ARGENTINO (IAA) ; QUARTINO, MARIA y producción secundaria de la comunidad de mesofauna DIRECCION NACIONAL DEL ANTARTICO ; 26 DEBANDI, JUAN IGNACIO LILIANA / MOMO, OTORGADA asociada, en un sistema costero afectado por el retroceso MINISTERIO DE RELACIONES EXTERIORES Y FERNANDO ROBERTO glaciar CULTO PATITUCCI, LUCIANO RAMIREZ MORA, MANUEL Revisión sistemática y análisis cladístico y biogeográfico de las MUSEO ARGENTINO DE CIENCIAS NATURALES 27 DAMIÁN / DOMINGUEZ, OTORGADA especies de Anthomyiidae (Diptera, Calyptratae) de Argentina "BERNARDINO RIVADAVIA" (MACNBR) ALEJANDRO MARTHA CECILIA Diversidad de los microorganismos patogénicos en Anopheles MICIELI, MARIA DUQUE PADILLA, PAUL pseudopuntipennis dentro de la vigilancia entomológica y de la UNIDAD EJECUTORA LILLO (UEL) ; (CONICET - 28 VICTORIA / DANTUR OTORGADA búsqueda de nuevas formas de manejo integrado del vector del FML) LEONARDO JURI, MARIA JULIA paludismo en Argentina Densidad y ocupación de tres especies raras de carpintero INSTITUTO DE BIOLOGIA SUBTROPICAL - NODO LAMMERTINK, J. 29 ZAFFIGNANI, DANIELA (Picidae, Aves) en las selvas del noreste de Argentina: PUERTO IGUAZU (IBS - NODO PUERTO IGUAZU) OTORGADA MARTJAN / identificando áreas prioritarias para la conservación ; (CONICET - UNAM) NUTRIGENÓMICA EN CRUSTÁCEOS: EXPRESIÓN GÉNICA DE LA LOPEZ, LAURA SUSANA / INSTITUTO DE BIODIVERSIDAD Y BIOLOGIA SARMIENTO CARDENAS, PAUL MIH, CHH, MSTN Y LIP DURANTE EL CRECIMIENTO
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