Maria Isabel Blanco Montenegro

Maria Isabel Blanco Montenegro is a Professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Burgos's Higher Polytechnic School. She leads research within the PALEOMAG-UBU group under the Consolidated Research Unit 165, focusing on paleomagnetic studies applied to geological systems. She is affiliated with the interuniversity PhD program in Human Evolution, Quaternary Paleoecology and Geophysical Techniques Applied to Research.

Her primary research explores:

• Analysis of magnetic anomalies in volcanic formations
• Paleomagnetic applications in geological dating
• Geophysical characterization of volcanic calderas
• Quaternary environmental reconstruction techniques

No recent publications were listed in the source material.

While no specific awards are mentioned, her research group maintains active investigations in geophysical techniques applied to paleoenvironmental studies.

She supervises doctoral candidates in the interuniversity PhD program but no specific advisees are named. The PALEOMAG-UBU laboratory conducts research on magnetic properties of geological materials, particularly volcanic systems across global locations including Antarctica, Azores, and Canary Islands.