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Sandra Díaz

1961 - Today

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Sandra Myrna Díaz ForMemRS (born in 1961) is an Argentine ecologist and professor of ecology at the National University of Córdoba, who has been awarded with the Linnean Medal for her scientific work. She studies the functional traits of plants and investigates how plants impact the ecosystem. Díaz is a senior member of the National Scientific and Technical Research Council and the National Academy of Sciences of Argentina. She is one of the 1% most cited scientists in the world. Read more on Wikipedia

Her biography is available in 14 different languages on Wikipedia. Sandra Díaz is the 1,088th most popular biologist, the 861st most popular biography from Argentina and the 3rd most popular Argentinean Biologist.

Sandra Díaz is an Argentine ecologist renowned for her research on plant functional diversity and its implications for ecosystem functioning and biodiversity. She has significantly contributed to the understanding of how plant traits influence ecological processes and has been influential in global environmental policy discussions.

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Among BIOLOGISTS

Among biologists, Sandra Díaz ranks 1,088 out of 1,097Before her are Jill Bolte Taylor, George Don, Ben Barres, Neil Shubin, Suzanne Simard, and Christian Drosten. After her are Cecilia Bouzat, Cristina Garmendia, David Bellamy, Peter Piot, Magnus Manske, and Lubna Tahtamouni.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1961, Sandra Díaz ranks 912Before her are Miodrag Kojadinović, Christa Kinshofer, Luis Guevara Mora, Alan G. Poindexter, Rolf Thorsen, and Ingo Appelt. After her are Frank Beck, Manfred Deckert, Bobbie Eakes, Carlos Estrada, Piotr Skrobowski, and Derek Harper.

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Among BIOLOGISTS In Argentina

Among biologists born in Argentina, Sandra Díaz ranks 3Before her are César Milstein (1927), and William Henry Hudson (1841). After her are Cecilia Bouzat (1961).