Lic. Paula Andrea Vignoni

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Affiliation: 
GFZ Potsdam
Role: 
PhD-student
Bio: 

Paula Vignoni is PhD student in the International Research Training Group "StRATEGy” and holds a diploma in Geology, which she studied in the National University of Córdoba, Argentina. During her studies, she was part of a project focused on the study of lacustrine systems in Antarctica. As a result, she did her thesis in the Centro de Investigaciones de Ciencias de la Tierra (CICTERRA) on hydrogeochemical and sedimentological characterization of pristine lake systems in three different islands of the James Ross Archipelago. Now she is staff member of the Climate Dynamics and Landscape Evolution section at GFZ Potsdam. Her research interest is past climate and environmental reconstruction combining high resolution analysis on lake sediments in NW Argentina.

Publications

Journal Data set of dissolved major and trace elements from the lacustrine systems of Clearwater Mesa, Antarctica
Lic. Paula Andrea Vignoni, Karina L. Lecomte, Cecilia V. Echegoyen, Kateřina Kopalová, Tyler J. Kohler, Silvia H. Coria, Juan M. Lirio
Journal Habitat controls on limno-terrestrial diatom communities of Clearwater Mesa, James Ross Island, Maritime Antarctica
Lic. Paula Andrea Vignoni, K. Kopalová, J. Soukup, T. J. Kohler, M. Roman, S. H. Coria, K. L. Lecomte, L. Nedbalová, D. Nývlt, J. M. Lirio
Journal Hydrological systems from the Antarctic Peninsula under climate change: James Ross archipelago as study case.
Lic. Paula Andrea Vignoni, Karina L. Lecomte, , Francisco E. Córdoba, , Marcos A. E. Chaparro, , Mauro A. E. Chaparro, , Kateřina Kopalová, , José D. Gargiulo, , Juan M. Lirio, , María A. Irurzun, , Harald N. Böhnel
Journal Dissolved major and trace geochemical dynamics in Antarctic lacustrine systems
Lic. Paula Andrea Vignoni, Karina L. Lecomte, Cecilia V. Echegoyen, Pia Santolaya, Kateřina Kopalováe, Tyler J.Kohler, Matěj Roman, Silvia H.Coria, Juan M. Lirio
Journal Lacustrine systems of Clearwater Mesa (James Ross Island, north-eastern Antarctic Peninsula): geomorphological setting and limnological characterization.
Lic. Paula Andrea Vignoni, Linda Nedbalová, Tyler J. Kohler, Juan M. Lirio, Silvia H. Coria, Jiří Kopáček, Kateřina Kopalová, Karina L. Lecomte, Josef Elster, Daniel Nývlt