Ana Roza Llera

Ana Roza Llera is a Researcher in the Department of Geology at the University of Oviedo specializing in Crystallography and Mineralogy, with active contributions to mineral resource and environmental research.

She earned her Doctorate from the University of Oviedo in 2024 under supervisors Dr. Amalia Jiménez Bautista and Dr. Lourdes Fernández Díaz. Her doctoral thesis examined Dissolution-crystallisation processes of Ca-Pb-carbonate, Ca-Pb-sulphate and Ca-phosphate-sulphate systems under Earth’s surface and diagenetic conditions, establishing foundational work in near-surface mineral transformations.

Her research integrates Mineralogy and Crystallography to investigate geochemical processes in diagenetic environments, with strong emphasis on environmental implications of mineral resource extraction. Key focus areas include carbonate-sulphate-phosphate system interactions and Earth-surface crystallization dynamics.

Dr. Llera was previously affiliated with the REYACMIMA research group (Recursos, Yacimientos Minerales y Medio Ambiente), which addresses mineral deposit formation and environmental sustainability in resource management.

No scientific awards or honors are documented in the available records.

Current information indicates no formal student supervision or grant leadership activities, consistent with her early post-PhD career stage.