Michelle Robin
PhD student
MPI for Biogeochemistry
Department of Biogeochemical Processes
Room: B1.005
Phone: +49 3641- 576194
Email: mcarneiro@bgc-jena.mpg.de
Street address: Hans-Knöll-Str. 10, 07745 Jena, Germany
Research gate
ORCID
Research Interest
I am interested in understanding the relationships between BVOC emissions, leaf chemical traits, and plant functional traits and ecological strategies of Amazonian tree species
Curriculum Vitae
| May/2021 – July/2021 | Guest researcher, Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry – Jena, Germany |
| September/2020 – April/2021 | Research and field assistant, National Institute for Amazonian Research – Manaus (AM), Brazil |
| March/2018 – August/2020 | Master of Science in Biology (Ecology), National Institute for Amazonian Research – Manaus (AM), Brazil |
| August/2016 – July/2017 | Research Internship, Federal University of Sao Carlos – Sorocaba (SP), Brazil |
| May – August/2014 | Research Internship, University of Ottawa – Ottawa (ON), Canada |
Publications
European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2019
ROBIN, M.; Alves, E. ; Schietti, J. ; Taylor, T. ; Oliveira, D. ; De Souza, R. A. F. ; Duvoisin, S. ; Behrendt, T. ; Ruecker, A. ; Trumbore, S. .Biogenic Volatile Organic Compound emission patterns in tropical tree species: linking isoprene/monoterpene emission capacity and resource allocation strategies. 2019.
56th Annual meeting of the Association For Tropical Biology and Conservation
Alves, E. ; ROBIN, M. ; Schietti, J. ; Taylor, T. ; Oliveira, D. ; De Souza, R. A. F. ; Duvoisin, S. ; Ruecker, A. ; Trumbore, S. ; Behrendt, T. . Biogenic Volatile Organic Compound emission patterns of two hyperdominant tree species distributed in an environmental gradient in central Amazonia. 2019.