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- Mercedes Pascual (Uruguai) és una ecologista teòrica uruguaiana i professora al Departament d'Ecologia i Evolució de la Universitat de Chicago, on dirigeix el laboratori de Modelització i Teoria en Ecologia i Epidemiologia (Modeling and Theory in Ecology and Epidemiology, MATE). Ha estat anteriorment Collegiate Professor de Rosemary Grant a la Universitat de Michigan i investigadora de l'Institut Mèdic Howard Hughes. Mercedes Pascual ha desenvolupat models de sistemes per a l'estudi de cicles complicats i irregulars en els ecosistemes, mitjançant enfocaments matemàtics, estadístics i computacionals. Aplica aquests models a l'estudi de xarxes alimentàries, ecologia i epidemiologia, en particular l'evolució de malalties infeccioses. Ha descobert relacions entre els patrons climàtics d'El Niño i l'aparició de brots de còlera a Bangladesh. Una de les pautes que relata és que els episodis d'El Niño s'estan convertint en un motor cada vegada més fort de brots de malaltia. El seu treball pot ser la primera evidència quantitativa que demostri que el canvi climàtic global pot afectar una malaltia infecciosa. Altres malalties que estudia són la malària i la grip. Els seus models poden ser utilitzats de manera predictiva en suport de la salut pública. (ca)
- Mercedes Pascual es una ecóloga teórica uruguaya, y profesora del Departamento de Ecología y Evolución de la Universidad de Chicago, donde dirige el laboratorio de Modelado y Teoría en Ecología y Epidemiología (MATE). Anteriormente fue profesora universitaria en la Universidad de Míchigan e investigadora del Instituto Médico Howard Hughes. (es)
- Mercedes Pascual is a Uruguayan theoretical ecologist, and a Professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolution at the University of Chicago, where she leads the laboratory for Modeling and Theory in Ecology and Epidemiology (MATE). She was previously the Rosemary Grant Collegiate Professor at the University of Michigan and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator. Pascual has developed systems models for the study of complicated, irregular cycles in ecosystems, using mathematical, statistical and computational approaches. She applies these models to the study of food webs, ecology, and epidemiology, in particular the evolution of infectious diseases. She has discovered relationships between El Niño climate patterns and the occurrence of cholera outbreaks in Bangladesh. One of the patterns she reports is that El Niño episodes are becoming an increasingly-strong driver of disease outbreaks. Her work may be the first quantitative evidence to show global climate change effecting an infectious disease. Other diseases that she studies include malaria and influenza. Her models can be used predictively in support of public health. (en)
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- Mercedes Pascual es una ecóloga teórica uruguaya, y profesora del Departamento de Ecología y Evolución de la Universidad de Chicago, donde dirige el laboratorio de Modelado y Teoría en Ecología y Epidemiología (MATE). Anteriormente fue profesora universitaria en la Universidad de Míchigan e investigadora del Instituto Médico Howard Hughes. (es)
- Mercedes Pascual (Uruguai) és una ecologista teòrica uruguaiana i professora al Departament d'Ecologia i Evolució de la Universitat de Chicago, on dirigeix el laboratori de Modelització i Teoria en Ecologia i Epidemiologia (Modeling and Theory in Ecology and Epidemiology, MATE). Ha estat anteriorment Collegiate Professor de Rosemary Grant a la Universitat de Michigan i investigadora de l'Institut Mèdic Howard Hughes. (ca)
- Mercedes Pascual is a Uruguayan theoretical ecologist, and a Professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolution at the University of Chicago, where she leads the laboratory for Modeling and Theory in Ecology and Epidemiology (MATE). She was previously the Rosemary Grant Collegiate Professor at the University of Michigan and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator. (en)
- Mercedes Pascual (ca)
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