João M. Neto is affiliated with the University of Coimbra in Portugal. Their research spans multiple domains within environmental and Earth sciences, focusing on marine and coastal biological systems.
The scientist's primary fields of study include Environmental Science and Earth and Planetary Sciences. Within these broader areas, their work covers subfields such as Ecology, Oceanography, Molecular Biology, Aquatic Science, and Global and Planetary Change.
The research topics João M. Neto addresses cover a range of environmental and ecological components, notably:
Their recent academic contributions include peer-reviewed papers published in several venues, reflecting a focus on marine ecosystems and invasive species. Notable recent publications are:
João M. Neto's publications have appeared frequently in the following venues:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with João M. Neto include:
Filipa Bessa;Pablo Barría;João M. Neto;J.P.G.L. Frias
Rute Pinto;Joana Patrício;Alexandra Baeta;Brian D. Fath
Angel Borja;Mike Elliott;Jesper H. Andersen;Ana C. Cardoso
F. Salas;C. Marcos;J.M. Neto;J. Patrício
Angel Borja;Enrico Barbone;Alberto Basset;Gunhild Borgersen
Pieter van der Linden;Joana Patrício;Agnese Marchini;Núria Cid
F Salas;J.M Neto;A Borja;J.C Marques
Núria Marbà;Dorte Krause-Jensen;Teresa Alcoverro;Sebastian Birk
A.I. Lillebø;J.M. Neto;I. Martins;T. Verdelhos
R. Pinto;V.N. de Jonge;J.M. Neto;T. Domingos
F. Martinho;R. Leitão;I. Viegas;M. Dolbeth
R. Leitão;F. Martinho;J.M. Neto;H. Cabral
T. Verdelhos;J.M. Neto;J.C. Marques;M.A. Pardal
Rafael Pérez-Domínguez;Stefano Maci;Stefano Maci;Anne Courrat;Mario Lepage
Filipe Martinho;R. Leitão;J. M. Neto;H. N. Cabral
Angel Borja;Theo C. Prins;Nomiki Simboura;Jesper Harbo Andersen
Joana Patrício;João Magalhães Neto;Heliana Teixeira;Fuensanta Salas;Fuensanta Salas
H. Teixeira;F. Salas;Á. Borja;J.M. Neto
Helena Adão;Ana Sofia Alves;Joana Patrício;João Magalhães Neto
Sofia Kallner Bastviken;Peder G. Eriksson;Irene Martins;João M. Neto
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INRAE : Institut national de recherche pour l'agriculture, l'alimentation et l'environnement
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