Juan Gabriel March Isern

Dr. Juan Gabriel March Isern serves as a University Professor of Analytical Chemistry in the Department of Chemistry at the University of the Balearic Islands since 2009. He actively contributes to the Environmental Analytical Chemistry (EnviroChem) research group and the Environmental Radioactivity (LaboRA) laboratory, with a career spanning over four decades in academia and research.

His academic foundation includes:

• Degree in Chemical Sciences (1980) from the University of the Balearic Islands
• PhD in Chemical Sciences (1983) from the University of the Balearic Islands
• Postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Southern California (1985)
• Postdoctoral fellowship at CIEMAT, Madrid (1986)

Dr. March Isern's research centers on environmental analytical chemistry with emphasis on radiochemical methodologies and pollutant monitoring. His publication record of 113 scientific articles (h-index 25) reveals consistent contributions to environmental analysis, particularly in developing techniques for radioactive contaminants and ecological assessment. Recent work demonstrates growing interdisciplinary integration with environmental science and toxicology.

His research excellence is formally recognized through six research sexennia awarded by the Spanish National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation (ANECA), reflecting sustained scholarly impact without specific named prizes.

As an educator, he has supervised five doctoral theses and earned six teaching quinquennia. His active grant portfolio includes twelve competitive research projects, two of which he led as Principal Investigator. Current teaching responsibilities encompass Analytical Chemistry Experimentation, Advanced Chemistry Laboratory, and Integrated Chemistry Laboratory for the Chemistry degree program.

His research operations are anchored in the EnviroChem group for environmental analysis and the LaboRA laboratory specializing in radioactivity studies, providing robust infrastructure for method development and environmental sample analysis.