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Short Term Scientific Missions (STSM) are exchange visits aimed at supporting individual mobility, strengthening existing networks, and fostering collaboration between COST Action participants. An STSM should specifically contribute to the scientific objectives of the COST Action, whilst at the same time allowing those partaking in the missions to learn new techniques, gain access to specific data, instruments and/or methods not available in their own institutions/ organizations.

The STSM conducted so far in PERIAMAR are:

Holder (home institution country) Host (country) Responsible person at the host Theme Period
Enerit Sacdanaku (ALBANIA) CIBIO-University of Porto (PORTUGAL) Miguel A. Carretero A metanalyses of herpetofauna studies with ecological mesocosms and their application to ERA of pesticides Feb - Mar 2023
Gledjan Caka (ALBANIA) Universit degli Studi di Perugia (ITALY) Daniele Marini Histochemical and immunohistochemical techniques on amphibians’ tissues Sep - Oct 2022
Miruna Vizireanu (ROMANIA) CIBIO-University of Porto (PORTUGAL) Miguel A. Carretero Feasibility of ecological mesocosm to environmental risk assessment (ERA) of pesticides on reptiles. A pilot test with wall lizards Aug - Sep 2022
Bárbara Santos (PORTUGAL) National Institute of Biology (SLOVENIA) Anamarija Zagar Review on the endpoints used to assess the ecotoxicity of pesticides to reptiles andto improve animal welfare in risk assessment Jul - Aug 2022
Simeon Lukanov (BULGARIA) IREC-University of Castilla-La Mancha (SPAIN) Manuel Ortiz Determination of pesticide effects on amphibians following dermal exposures during terrestrial stage Jul - Aug 2022
Cynthia Munoz (NETHERLANDS) Claude Bernard University Lyon 1 (FRANCE) Sandrine Charles Predicting maternal transfer of pesticides in reptiles based on pollutant molecular structure Jul 2022
Geanina Fanaru (ROMANIA) CIBIO-University of Porto (PORTUGAL) Miguel A. Carretero Feasibility of ecological mesocosm to environmental risk assessment (ERA) of pesticides on reptiles. A pilot test with wall lizards Jun - Aug 2022
Theodor-Sebastian Topliceanu (ROMANIA) University of Aveiro (PORTUGAL) Isabel Lopes Can in vitro testing predict toxicity in vivo? Jun - Jul 2022
Blagovesta Dimitrova (BULGARIA) IREC-University of Castilla-La Mancha (SPAIN) Manuel Ortiz Potential of biologically based models to asses combined effects of pesticides and pathogens on amphibians Jun - Jul 2022
Pauline Tendron (BELGIUM) Croatian Institute for Biodiversity (CROATIA) Dusan Jelic Spatial analysis of insular ponds, a key habitat for amphibians and reptiles May - Jul 2022
Raluca Bancila (ROMANIA) CICGE-Research Centre on GeoSpatial Science (PORTUGAL) Neftalí Sillero Refine the spatial analysis of herpetofauna species occurring in agricultural fields across Europe Sep - Oct 2021
Enerit Sacdanaku (ALBANIA) CIBIO-University of Porto (PORTUGAL) Miguel A. Carretero Extended review of the potential use of ecological mesocosms in herpetofauna studies and their application to ERA of pesticides Sep 2021