Gloria Teijón Ávila

Graduated in 2006 in Geological Sciences at the University of Salamanca.  Degree in hydrogeology at “Fundación Centro Internacional de Hidrología Subterránea” (2007), Master’s degree in Hydrogeology at FCIHS-Technical University of Cataluña (2007-2009) and degree in Hydrogeological aspects in mining at “Fundación Centro Internacional de Hidrología Subterránea” (2013-2014). During her career she has worked in groundwater contamination research focusing on behavior and transport of organic and inorganic compounds. She has participated at “CONSOLIDER TRAGUA PROJECT” (2007-2011) and at “PID 2011-075: Behavior and temporal evolution of arsenic in groundwater of the Argentina Republic Research Proyect”. Currently at IMDEA water, she is part of the Soil and Water Quality in the environment research group inside FatePharM project (ref. (CTM2017-89995-R), "Irrigation of crops with surface water contaminated with pharmaceuticals and trace metals: natural attenuation or health risk?", as research assistant. This project is financed by the State Research Agency (AEI) and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).