Daniela Diz

Daniela Diz is an Associate Professor at Heriot-Watt University's Global Research Institutes and affiliated with The Lyell Centre. Her research focuses on biodiversity, marine ecosystems, fisheries management, and international environmental law. She actively contributes to Sustainable Development Goals related to ocean conservation and biodiversity frameworks.

Her work emphasizes legal and policy aspects of marine conservation, including the implementation of global agreements like the Kunming-Montreal Framework and BBNJ Agreement. She collaborates internationally on topics such as vulnerable marine ecosystems, fisheries governance, and conservation measures.

Research Trends: Recent articles highlight her focus on deep-sea ecosystems, policy analysis of global biodiversity frameworks, and interfaces between international fisheries law and conservation agreements. Key themes include ecosystem assessment, legal compliance, and sustainable resource management.

Awards: No scientific awards explicitly mentioned.

Advising & Grants: No advising or grant details provided in the text. She is part of collaborative research networks and workshops, such as the ICES Scientific Reports on marine ecosystem status reviews.

Labs/Teams: Active within The Lyell Centre and Global Research Institutes, focusing on interdisciplinary marine environmental research.