Dr. Carmen Cabanilla | Marine Science Award | Best Researcher Award
Dr. Carmen Cabanilla, Instituto Nacional de Pesca, Ecuador
Dr. Carmen Cabanilla is a seasoned biologist with a Master’s degree in Natural Resources Management from Universidad Agraria del Ecuador. Recognized by SENESCYT as a certified researcher, she has significantly contributed to hydrobiological research and fisheries management. Her notable work includes research on the fishery management of the black ark (Anadara tuberculosa) and studies on the smooth hammerhead shark. Dr. Cabanilla has presented at international forums and published extensively on Ecuador’s artisanal fishing and aquaculture. She actively participates in workshops and training programs, enhancing fisheries research and sustainability in Ecuador. 🐟📚🌊
Professional Achievements 🎓
Dr. Carmen Cabanilla holds a Master’s degree in Natural Resources Management from Universidad Agraria del Ecuador (2007) and a Biology degree from Universidad de Guayaquil (1994). She is recognized by SENESCYT as a certified researcher and has been recategorized as Auxiliar Researcher 2. Her work includes presentations on artisanal fishing and technological advancements in fisheries research.
Research Focus 🔬
Dr. Carmen Cabanilla’s research primarily focuses on marine biology and fisheries science, with a particular emphasis on the ecology and management of hydrobiological resources. Her studies cover a wide range of topics, including the population dynamics of marine species such as the black ark (Anadara tuberculosa) and the smooth hammerhead shark (Sphyrna zygaena), as well as the ecological assessment and sustainable management of fisheries. Dr. Cabanilla is also involved in the monitoring and evaluation of artisanal and industrial fisheries in Ecuador, aiming to enhance conservation efforts and ensure the sustainable use of marine resources. 🌊🐟📊
Publication Top Notes
- Sensitive capillary GC‐MS‐SIM determination of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors: Reliability evaluation by validation and robustness study 🧪 – Cited by 49 (2006)
- Enantiomeric screening of racemic citalopram and metabolites in human urine by entangled polymer solution capillary electrophoresis: an innovatory robustness/ruggedness study 🧬 – Cited by 43 (2006)
- Spectrophotometric simultaneous determination of Amaranth, Ponceau 4R, Allura red and Red 2G by partial least squares and principal component regression multivariate calibration 🌈 – Cited by 34 (1999)
- A Reverse Phase HPLC Method to Determine Six Food Dyes Using Buffered Mobile Phase 🥤 – Cited by 28 (1998)
- Separation and determination of dyes by ion-pair chromatography 🌈 – Cited by 28 (1997)
- Comercialización de la concha prieta (Anadara tuberculosa y A. símilis) en los principales puertos de la costa ecuatoriana 🦪 – Cited by 21 (2010)
- Electroanalytical Behavior of Gallic and Ellagic Acid Using Graphene Modified Screen‐Printed Electrodes. Method for the Determination of Total Low Oxidation Potential Phenolic 🍇 – Cited by 17 (2015)
- Rapid spectrophotometric method for determining erythrosine, amaranth and tartrazine in ternary mixtures 🌈 – Cited by 9 (1997)
- Evolución de la pesquería artesanal del atún en aguas ecuatorianas 🐟 – Cited by 8 (2007)
- Reliable and Sensitive SPE-HPLC-DAD Screening of Endocrine Disruptors Atrazine, Simazine and their Major Multiresidues in Natural Surface Waters: Analytical Validation and 🌊 – Cited by 7 (2014)