Manuel Díaz Azpiroz

Manuel Díaz Azpiroz is a Full Professor at the Physical, Chemical and Natural Systems Department of Universidad Pablo de Olavide. His research focuses on Internal Geodynamics, Tectonic Processes, and Climate Change Impacts on Hydrological Systems. He leads research projects related to the TIERRA Y ATMOSFERA (Earth and Atmosphere Sciences) group.

• PhD Advisor: Dr. Antonio Castro Dorado (Universidad de Huelva, 2001)
• Research Themes: Strain Partitioning in Orogenic Belts, Playa-Lake Hydrology, Transpression-Transtension Kinematics, Climate-Tectonic Interactions

His work combines field studies, analog modeling, and numerical simulations to understand the evolution of tectonic systems in the Betics and other Variscan belts. Recent publications highlight his contributions to deciphering the interplay between neotectonics, climate variability, and anthropogenic impacts on lacustrine systems in southern Spain.

Email: mdiaazp@upo.es