Sara Valiente

Sara holds a Bachelor’s degree in Marine Sciences, a Master’s in Oceanography, and a PhD in Marine Sciences. Her field of specialization is biogeochemistry, with a particular focus on the marine carbon and nitrogen cycles and their associated isotopic signals. She has extensive experience in both conducting and organizing oceanographic campaigns, as well as in laboratory work, including sample processing, data interpretation, and the preparation of scientific articles.

She also has a solid track record in science outreach aimed at both the scientific community and the general public. She has participated in national and international conferences, as well as in events such as the European Researchers’ Night. In addition, she is a member of the scientific committee of the Young Marine Researchers Conference (CEIMar) and of the outreach initiative Pint of Science in Granada.
Her work at the University of Granada focuses primarily on the scientific and technical operation of a research infrastructure: O-GEI/Cubillas (Observatory for the Continuous Monitoring and Interpretation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Mediterranean Reservoirs, Ref. EQC2019-005868-P). Her responsibilities include coordinating field sampling, maintaining instrumentation, and conducting sample collection and analysis.