Dr. Paulo Cabrita

Supervision of the project "The Application of Digital and Remote Sensing Methods in Plant Nutrition" Supervision of the project "Plant Hydraulic Mechanisms in Response to Drought" - leaf patch clamp pressure probe Support to water use efficiency projects, field trials and experimental work in the greenhouse and growth chambers Supervision of bachelor and master theses Support to IAPN communication content

Modelling and development of methods using remote sensing on agriculture and forestry. Development and implementation of crop classification maps and phenology charts. Development of methods for processing, analyzing and interpreting high and low-resolution satellite imagery. Analysis, processing, and management of meteorological, geographical, biological and satellite image data. Scientific consulting on Plant Physiology and Plant Development.

Freelance scientific and technical writer. English-Portuguese-English translator.

Research on Ph.D. project in Plant Physiology using: - Radioisotope labeling (Carbon-11) - Plant-water relations - Gas exchange measurements - Hydroponics - Light and Fluorescence Microscopy - Mathematical Modelling & Fluid Dynanics

Teaching Physics, Applied Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Biophysics, Transport Phenomena and Mathematics to Agronomy undergraduate students. Research on Plant Physiology using Electrophysiology and Spectrophotometry.

Taught Physics and Chemistry, including laboratory classes, to tenth and eleventh grades high school students.

Research on Phloem Transport with thesis: "Experimental and Theoretical Studies of Phloem Transport with the Inclusion of Lateral Solute Exchanges and Apoplastic Conditions"

Thesis: "Plant Mitochondria Anion Transport Study: PIMAC Can Transport Succinate" Research on Plant Physiology & Biochemistry, namely, solute transport across plant mitochondria membranes using turbidimetry and electrophysiology (membrane potential and respiration rate measurements).rt.

Elective courses: Biophysics and Radiation Physics Course project on Electrophysiology, namely on physiology and electrical properties of hippocampal neurons.