Fernanda Isabel Oduber Pérez

Fernanda Isabel Oduber Pérez is a Professor at the University of León, affiliated with the Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences and the Department of Applied Chemistry and Physics. She leads research within the ATMOSENV (Atmospheric Environment) group, focusing on atmospheric processes, air pollution, and environmental health.

• PhD in Environmental Science (University of León, 2020)
• Thesis: "Air quality in León: sources and wet deposition of biogenic and non-biogenic pollutants"
• Supervised by Dr. Ana Isabel Calvo Gordaliza, Dr. Amaya Castro Izquierdo, and Dr. Roberto Fraile Laiz

Her research spans atmospheric chemistry, aerosol dynamics, wet deposition mechanisms, and health impacts of air pollution. Key contributions include studies on black carbon, bioaerosols, and the interaction between meteorology and pollutant distribution.

Recent publications highlight trends in indoor air quality (coal/wood combustion, beauty salons), aerosol scavenging (raindrop and snow effects), and source apportionment using advanced techniques like Positive Matrix Factorization and aethalometer modeling. Her work bridges environmental monitoring and health risk assessment.

She can be contacted via email at fodup@unileon.es.