Nicolás Amigo Jurschik

Graduated in Biology from Rey Juan Carlos University and holds a Master's degree in Conservation Biology from the Complutense University of Madrid. He subsequently worked as a research technician at Rey Juan Carlos University on European projects, focusing his research on interactions between lichens and bryophytes and the study of their functional traits. He is currently completing his PhD at the Doñana Biological Station.

Thesis: Competitive ability of annual invasive plants from introduced and native origins.

Supervisor: Montserrat Vilà