Maria Vittoria Barbieri
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mariavittoria.barbieri@idaea.csic.es
ORCID:
0000-0001-6811-597X
Research group: Environmental and Water Chemistry for Human Health (ONHEALTH)
My research focuses on the evaluation of the occurrence and fate of emerging organic pollutants (pesticides, pharmaceuticals, etc.) and their transformation products in different environmental matrices, biota and food by means of target and non-target screening methodologies based on liquid chromatography (LC) coupled to mass spectrometry (MS/MS) and high resolution mass spectrometry (HRMS). My area of expertise includes the assessment of the potential environmental and human health risk of organic contaminants (awarded of the EU-FORA fellowship funded by EFSA in 2021) and the implementation of remediation strategies via natural or biodegradation processes. Currently, my work at IDAEA-CSIC is focused on the study of the presence and impact of persistent and emerging organic pollutants in fishery products to identify those to be incorporated by future European and International directives.
ACCIÓN
Aproximaciones científicas en la implementación de estrategias marinas: herramientas de gestión.
The main objective of the Marine Strategies Framework Directive is to protect the marine environment. To this end, Member States must develop Marine Strategies (EEMM) that include the initial assessment of the environmental status of national marine waters, the definition of the good environmental status (BEA) of the marine environment based on 11 descriptors, the establishment of environmental targets, the development and implementation of monitoring programmes designed to assess whether the BEA is being achieved, and programmes of measures aimed at achieving the BEA.
In Spain, the competent authority for the development of the EEMM is the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge (MITERD). There is currently a need to improve scientific knowledge on the state of the marine environment at national level, its response and/or adaptation to climate change and to integrate it into decision-making on its management. The ACCIÓN project arises from this need and brings together a consortium of CSIC researchers with complementary experiences in the assessment and prediction of the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems and in the development of tools for response and adaptation to future scenarios. The IDAEA coordinates Eje 6: Pollution in fishery products, directly related to EEMM Descriptor 9.
Funding: Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica y el Reto Demográfico: European Union-NextGenerationEU Agreement between MITERD and CSIC, through PTI OCEANS+