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Vicente I. Fernandez

Environmental Systems Science

ETH Zurich

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About Vicente I. Fernandez at ETH Zurich (ETH)

Vicente I. Fernandez is a researcher at ETH Zurich studying microbial processes in marine and coastal ecosystems and their role in ocean biogeochemistry.

Research Areas

microbial oceanographymarine biogeochemistrymicrobial ecologyocean carbon exportcoastal ecosystemshydropeaking impactsmarine lipidsTrichodesmium motility
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Research Output

Total Citations3,230

Emerging researcher

Publications114

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h-index30

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i10-index47

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