Alba Serrat Llinàs

Alba Serrat Llinàs is a Part-Time Lecturer in the Department of Environmental Sciences at the Universitat de Girona, with a focus on marine biodiversity and climate change impacts. Her research integrates biological data (health, reproduction, parasitism), fisheries data, and socio-ecological insights from fishermen.

• Bachelor’s degree in Biology (Universitat de Barcelona)
• Master’s degree in Environmental Change: Analysis and Management (Universitat de Girona), with a thesis on wildfire effects on butterfly communities

Her expertise spans marine ecology, climate change impacts, and invasive species, supported by collaborations with institutions like the Grup de Recerca en Biodiversitat i Recursos Marins (GR MAR), CBMS, and INVEMAR Research Centre. She has participated in the DrangonSal Oceanographic Campaign and conducted fieldwork on invasive Lion Fish in the Caribbean.

• Scholarship from Universitat de Girona for PhD studies

Her current research involves analyzing climate change effects on marine resources using interdisciplinary methodologies, including traditional ecological knowledge from fishing communities.