Carlos Ayora is affiliated with the Spanish National Research Council in Spain. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science and earth and planetary sciences, with specific attention to environmental chemistry and geochemistry and petrology. The scientist has contributed to topics in mine drainage and remediation techniques, geochemistry and elemental analysis, groundwater and isotope geochemistry, groundwater flow and contamination studies, extraction and separation processes, radioactive element chemistry and processing, and metal extraction and bioleaching.
Their recent published papers include:
The frequent coauthors collaborating with Carlos Ayora include Francisco Macías, José Miguel Nieto, Rafael León, Carlos Ruiz Cánovas, and Rafael Pérez-López.
Their publications are frequently featured in these venues:
Patricia Acero;Carlos Ayora;Clara Torrentó;José-Miguel Nieto
Carlos Ayora;Francisco Macías;Ester Torres;Alba Lozano
Maarten W. Saaltink;Carlos Ayora;Jesús Carrera
Tianfu Xu;Javier Samper;Carlos Ayora;Marisol Manzano
M. W. Saaltink;F. Batlle;Carlos Ayora;Jesús Carrera
Juan Manuel García-Ruiz;Roberto Villasuso;Carlos Ayora;Angels Canals
Mohsen Rezaei;Mohsen Rezaei;Esteban Sanz;Ezat Raeisi;Carlos Ayora
Maarten W. Saaltink;Jesús Carrera;Carlos Ayora
Mercè Corbella;Carlos Ayora;Esteve Cardellach
Josep Oliva;Joan De Pablo;José-Luis Cortina;Jordi Cama
Maria P. Asta;Carlos Ayora;Gabriela Román-Ross;Jordi Cama
Oriol Gibert;Joan de Pablo;José Luis Cortina;Carlos Ayora
Jose M. Nieto;Aguasanta M. Sarmiento;Carlos R. Canovas;Carlos R. Canovas;Manuel Olias;Manuel Olias
Manuel A. Caraballo;Tobias S. Rötting;Francisco Macías;José Miguel Nieto
Tobias Stefan Rötting;Jordi Cama;Carlos Ayora;Jose-Luis Cortina
Manuel A. Caraballo;Francisco Macías;Tobias S. Rötting;José Miguel Nieto
Sergi Molins;Jesús Carrera;Carlos Ayora;Maarten W. Saaltink
Francisco Macías;Manuel A. Caraballo;José Miguel Nieto;Tobias S. Rötting
Carlos Ayora;Manuel A. Caraballo;Francisco Macias;Tobias S. Rötting
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Jose-Luis Cortina;Isabella Lagreca;Joan De Pablo;Jordi Cama
Tobias S. Rötting;Tobias S. Rötting;Manuel A. Caraballo;José A. Serrano;Carlos Ayora
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