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Curriculum Vitae Carlos Jimenez Business Email: [email protected] Business Phone: +357 22 208664 The Cyprus Institute EEWRC - Marine Environment 20 Konstantinou Kavafi St, 2121 Aglantzia. P.O BOX 27456, 1645 Nicosia Cyprus Education: 2002 –PhD in Natural Sciences (Marine Biology), University of Bremen, Germany. PhD thesis title: “Effects of warming events upon reef coral communities in Costa Rica”. The work was sponsored by the Deutscher Akademiescher Austausch Dienst (DAAD), Leibniz-Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie (ZMT), and CIMAR/Vice-rectory of Research, University of Costa Rica. 1998 –MSc in Biology (Aquatic Environments), University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica. MSc thesis title: “Reefs and coral communities of Bahia Culebra, Northern Pacific coast of Costa Rica (Papagayo Gulf)”. The work was sponsored by the CIMAR and Vice-rectory of Research, University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica. 1988 –BSc in Biology, emphasis on aquatic environments, University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica. Professional Experience: 01/05/2012- to date Energy, Environment and Water Research Center (EEWRC) of The Cyprus Institute (CyI). Associate Research Scientist. Duties include research in the context of the EU-projects MERMAID and PERSEUS but also in other research at the CyI in the more general field of Marine Biology and Science in Cyprus’ waters. 01/01/2011- to date Enalia Physis Environmental Research Centre (EPERC), Nicosia. Scientific Associate. Duties include marine and freshwater research and the promotion of science in Cyprus. 01/01/2011- 31/12/2012 Oceanography Center, University of Cyprus. Visiting Researcher. Duties include marine research in Cyprus and advice senior and graduate students’ research theses. 01/06/2006- 31/12/2011 Center of Marine and Limnological Research (CIMAR), University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica. Associate Researcher. Duties included marine and fresh water research in Costa Rica and Central America and advise graduate students’ research theses. 06/2002- 10/2005 Leibniz-Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie (ZMT), Bremen, Germany. Postdoc. Duties included research in the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)-funded project “The Cuban-European 1 climate connection: ocean/atmosphere variability in the North Atlantic reconstructed from isotopes and trace elements in massive corals from Cuba” and advise of graduate students’ research theses. 1991 – 1998 Center of Marine and Limnological Research (CIMAR), University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica. Research Assistant. Duties included marine research in Costa Rica and Central America. 1988-1990 Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI), Panama. Research Assistant. Duties included research on coral reef ecology in Panama and Costa Rica. 1981-1987 Center of Marine and Limnological Research (CIMAR), University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica. Research Assistant. Duties included marine and freshwater research in Costa Rica. Research Experience: 2012 – to date FP7 project: “Policy-oriented marine Environmental Research in the Southern European Seas (PERSEUS)”. Associate Investigator. Setting up of a Continuous Plankton Recorder monitoring program and reference laboratory. FP7 project: “Innovative Multi-purpose off-shore platforms: planning, Design and operation (MERMAID)”. Associate Investigator. Perform comparative ecological experiments on encrusting marine communities and participate in the conceptualization of environmental-friendly platforms. Project: “Coral reef adaptation strategies to carbonate chemistry changes along the Costa Rican Pacific coast”. Funded by Leibniz-Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie. Associate Investigator. Biogeochemical study of coral calcification under different environmental conditions. 2011- to date Project: “Ichthyofauna and encrusting communities of the Mazotos Ship Wreck (ca. 350 BCE)”. Funded by Archaeology Research Unit (Cyprus University), Enalia Physis Environmental Research Centre and AP Marine. Associate Investigator. Evaluate and characterize the marine biological communities associated to the archaeological site. 2010- to date Project: “Corals and coralligenous of Cyprus”. Funded by Enalia Physis Environmental Research Centre (EPERC) and AP Marine. Principal Investigator. Evaluate the distribution, status and composition of the coralligenous habitats of Cyprus. Project: “Encrusting cryptic communities of the Zenobia wreck”. Funded by Enalia Physis Research Centre and AP Marine. Principal Investigator. Survey the status and composition of the encrusting communities. 2010-2011 Project: “Remembering the future: A modern perspective of the paleoecology of fossil Cladocora caespitosa coral reefs in Cyprus”. Funded by the U.S. Embassy Bi-communal Grants Scheme. Principal Investigator. Elaborate a palaeoecological description of the Agios Therissos fossil reef and produce divulgative material. 2007-2009 Project: “Evaluation and exploration of coral habitats of the Costa Rican Pacific coast and National Program for monitoring of coral reefs”. Funded by Conservation International, The Walton Family Foundation and Vicerectory of Research University of Costa Rica. Associated Investigator. Survey and evaluate previouslyunexplored coastal marine habitats and setting of a national monitoring scheme. 2 Project: “Retrospective history of growth rates in scleractinian corals (Cocos Island, Costa Rica)”. Funded by The French Fund for the World Environment, France, CIMAR, University of Costa Rica, and Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie (ZMT), Germany. Principal Investigator. Sclerochronological study in relation to oceanicenvironmental parameters. Project: “Coral growth and its relation to environmental variables at the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica”. Funded by Vice-rectory of Research Special Fund and CIMAR, University of Costa Rica. Principal Investigator. Sclerochronological study in relation to historical land use and environmental parameters. Project: “Study of the largest coastal coral reef of Costa Rica off the Pacific coast”. Funded by Conservation International, The Walton Family Foundation, ECOTEC Consultants, Vice-rectory of Research and CIMAR University of Costa Rica 2006-2009 Project: “Coral habitats of Bahia Culebra revisited”. Funded by Ecodesarrollo Papagayo, Marina Papagayo, Vice-rectory of Research and CIMAR University of Costa Rica. Principal Investigator. A decadal re-assessment of the health and composition of coral habitats. Project: “Re-evaluation of Caribbean coral reefs (Cahuita)”. Funded by Ciudad Perdida Ecolodge and Vicerectory of Research and CIMAR University of Costa Rica. Principal Investigator. Evaluation and composition of deep and shallow coral habitats. 2006-2007 Project: “Evaluation and exploration of coral habitats of the Costa Rican Pacific coast and expansion/creation of Marine Protected Areas”. Funded by Conservation International, The Walton Family Foundation and Vicerectory of Research University of Costa Rica. Principal Investigator. Survey and evaluate previously-unexplored coastal marine habitats and suggest the creation/expansion of MPAs. 2002-2005 Project: “The Cuban-European climate connection: ocean/atmosphere variability in the North Atlantic reconstructed from isotopes and trace elements in massive corals from Cuba”. Funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG). Postdoc Leibniz-Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie (ZMT), Bremen. Schlerochronological study of corals in relation to ocean-atmospheric parameters. 1998-2005 Project: “Effects of Siltation on coral reefs off the Pacific coast of Costa Rica”. Funded by Ecodesarrollo Papagayo and Vice-rectory of Research, University of Costa Rica. Associate Investigator. Long-term biological assessment of the status of coral reefs in relation to land-based activities. 1995-1997 Project: “Corals and Coral Reefs of Bat Islands, Costa Rica”. Funded by the Marine Research Program of the Guanacaste Conservation Area (ACG) and CIMAR University of Costa Rica. Principal Investigator. Evaluation and setting up of a long-term ecological study of off-shore coral reefs and communities. 1994-1996 Project: “Limnology and benthic communities of three Volcanic Crater Lakes, Costa Rica”. Funded by CIMAR and Vice-rectory of Research, University of Costa Rica. Associated investigator. Evaluation of benthic communities of high-altitude volcanic lakes. 1991-1993 Project: “Ecological effects of the Limón (April 1991) Earthquake”. Funded by CIMAR and Vice-rectory of Research, University of Costa Rica. Associated investigator. Evaluation of the status of reefs after a catastrophic coastal uplift. 3 1984-1986 Project: “Ecology of neo-tropical salamanders (Bolitoglossa subpalmata)”. Principal Investigator. Funded by Tequendama S.A. Principal Investigator. Behavioral study of habitat and feeding preferences of Paramo salamanders. Teaching Experience: Informal teacher (2006-2008) at the University of Costa Rica (Ecology of Coral Reefs) and instructor of Marine Ecology in seminars (1992-1995, Seminar for politicians: Legislation of the Sea and sustainable use of the oceans; International Ocean Institute) and training workshops (1994-1997, Project Namasol- Bilateral Technical Cooperation Costa Rica-Netherlands; 2003 COASTMAN). Advisor/evaluator of undergraduate and graduate students’ theses (University of Costa Rica, ISATEC-Program Leibniz-Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie, University of Cyprus). Management and Administrative experience: Management and administrative experience in all projects were I participate as Principal Investigator. Honours and Achievements: 1998-2002 Fellowship for PhD study from the Deutscher Akademiescher Austausch Dienst (DAAD) 2002 Magna cum laude for PhD thesis “Effects of warming events upon reef coral communities in Costa Rica”. 1998 Honors for MSc thesis “Reefs and coral communities of Bahia Culebra, Northern Pacific coast of Costa Rica (Papagayo Gulf)”. Other skills: Languages: Spanish (native), English (fluent), German (good), currently learning Greek SCUBA diver [Dive Master (NAUI), Nitrox/Advanced Nitrox (TDI), Decompression Proc. Diver (TDI)] Computer skills: Microsoft Office, PAST, Corel Draw Suite. Professional Service and Memberships: Occasional reviewer in marine research journals (e.g. Journal of Costal Research, Bulleting of Marine Science, AMBIO, Journal of Tropical Biology) Training Attended: 2010 Sub-regional Technical meeting on the Lessepsian migration and its impact on eastern Mediterranean fishery. FAO-EastMed. 1998 Coastal Management. Leibniz-Zentrum für Marine Tropenökologie. 4 1989 Coral Reef Ecology. Los Roques Foundation (Venezuela). 1988 Histological preparations for biological research. School of Pharmacy University of Costa Rica. Presentations and Outreach: Selection of the last two years Conferences: 2011 HERMIONE Annual Meeting, Malaga 2010 Euro ISRS symposium 2010: Reefs in a changing environment 2010 TOP Biodiversity 2010 Conference Public outreach: 2012 Talk “The neglected coral necklace of Aphrodite: Coralligenous of Cyprus”, held at AKTH, Nicosia 2011 Talk “We do have corals in Cyprus” held at the Exhibition of Natural and Cultural Heritage, Nicosia Academic presentations: 2012 Talk “Corals and coralligenous of Cyprus” held at GeoMar, Kiel (Germany. 2012 Talk “The Archaeology of Marine Biodiversity: The Mazotos Shipwreck Ecosystem” held at the Archaeology Research Unit, University of Cyprus. 2011 Talk “A dream within a dream: Resolving conflicts in coral reefs research and management under shifting baselines in Central America” held at the University of Cyprus Publications Journals (selected last ten years) Duprey, N., H. Boucher & C. Jimenez (2012) Digital correction of computed X-radiographs for coral densitometry. J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 438, 84–92 (refereed) Rixen, T., C. Jimenez & J. Cortes (2012) Impact of upwelling events on the sea water carbonate chemistry and dissolved oxygen concentration in the Gulf of Papagayo (Culebra Bay), Costa Rica: Implications for coral reefs. Int. J. Trop. Biol. 60 (Suppl. 2), 187-195 (refereed) Alfaro, E., J.Cortés, J.Alvarado, C. Jimenez, A.León, C. Sánchez-Noguera, J. Nivia-Ruiz & E. Ruiz (2012) Climate and climatic variability of seawater temperature at Bahía Culebra, Golfo de Papagayo, Costa Rica. Int. J. Trop. Biol. 60 (Suppl. 2), 159-171(refereed) Jimenez, C., G. Bassey, A. Segura & J. Cortés (2010) Characterization of the coral communities and reefs of two previously undescribed locations in the upwelling region of Golfo de Papagayo (Costa Rica). Rev. Mar. 2, 95108 (refereed) Cortés, J., C. Jimenez, A. Fonseca & J. Alvarado (2010) Status and conservation of coral reefs in Costa Rica. Int. J. Trop. Biol. 58 (Suppl. 1), 33-50 (refereed) Roder, C., J. Cortés, C. Jimenez & R. Lara (2009) Riverine input of particulate material and inorganic nutrients to a coastal reef ecosystem at the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. Mar. Poll. Bull. 58, 1937-1943 (refereed) Sunagawa, S., J. Cortés, C. Jimenez & R. Lara (2008)Variation in cell densities and pigment concentrations of symbiotic dinoflagellates in the coral Pavona clavus in the eastern Pacific (Costa Rica). Ciencias Marinas 34, 113-123 (refereed) 5 Jimenez, C. and J. Cortés (2003) Coral cover change associated to El Niño, eastern Pacific, 1992-2001. Mar. Ecol. 24, 179-192 (refereed) Jimenez, C. and J. Cortés (2003) Growth of seven species of scleractinian corals in an upwelling environment of the eastern Pacific (Golfo de Papagayo, Costa Rica). Bull. Mar. Sci. 72, 187-198 (refereed) Jimenez, C., J. Cortés, A. León and E. Ruíz (2001) Coral bleaching and mortality associated with the 1997-1998 El Niño event in an upwelling environment at the eastern Pacific (Gulf of Papagayo, Costa Rica). Bull. Mar. Sci. 68, 151-169 (refereed) Jimenez, C. and J. Cortés (2001) Effects of the 1991-92 El Niño on scleractinian corals of the Costa Rican central Pacific coast: Int. J. Trop. Biol. 49 (Suppl. 2), 239-250 (refereed) Jimenez, C. (2001) Bleaching and mortality of reef organisms during a warming event in 1995 at the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. Int. J. Trop. Biol. 49 (Suppl. 2), 233-238 (refereed) Book chapters Jimenez, C., C. Sánchez-Noguera & J. Cortés (2011) Connectivity of the coral environments at the Northern Pacific of Costa Rica. In: C. Jimenez & M. Quesada (eds.): Marine Connectivity of the Northern Pacific Coastal Ecosystems of Costa Rica. Conservation International. In press (refereed) Jimenez, C. & M. Quesada (2011) An overview of the connectivity of the marine environments at the Northern Pacific coast of Costa Rica: Introductory remarks. In: C. Jimenez & M. Quesada (eds.): Marine Connectivity of the Northern Pacific Coastal Ecosystems of Costa Rica. Conservation International. In press (refereed) Cortés, J. and C. Jimenez (2003) Corals and Coral Reefs of the Pacific of Costa Rica: history, research and status. Pp. 361-385 In J. Cortés (ed.): Latin American Coral Reefs. Elsevier, Amsterdam (refereed) Cortés, J. and C. Jimenez (2003) Past, present and future of the coral reefs of the Caribbean of Costa Rica. Pp. 223-239 In J. Cortés (ed.): Latin American Coral Reefs. Elsevier, Amsterdam (refereed) Conference proceedings Jimenez, C. (2010) It’s a Bug Life: A Field Study of the Effects of Human and Natural Disturbances on the PitBuilding Behaviour of Antlion Larvae in Cyprus. Proc. TOP Biodiversity Conference 2010, Cyprus. 1, 45-54 (refereed) Bezy, M.B., C. Jimenez, J. Cortés, A. Segura, A. León, J.J. Alvarado, C. Gillén & E. Mejía (2006) Contrasting Psammocora-dominated coral communities in Costa Rica. Proc. 10th Int. Coral Reef Symp., Okinawa. 376-381 (refereed) Jimenez, C. 1997. Corals and Coral Reefs of Culebra Bay, Costa Rica: Anarchy at the Reef. 8th Int. Coral Reef Symp., Panamá. Proc. 8th Int. Coral Reef Symp., Panamá 1,329-334 (refereed) 6