Luís Narciso is a researcher affiliated with the University of Lisbon in Portugal, specializing primarily in Agricultural and Biological Sciences with research spanning Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, as well as Health Professions.
Their research concentrates on aquatic sciences, with a notable focus on echinoderm biology and ecology, marine sponges and natural products, and seaweed-derived bioactive compounds. Additionally, their work touches on hermeneutics and narrative identity, aging, elder care, social issues, and themes connecting health, medicine, and society.
Among Luís Narciso's recent publications are the following papers:
These works reflect a sustained interest in the physiological and ecological aspects of marine organisms, particularly holothurians and deep-sea fish species.
Luís Narciso frequently collaborates with a group of coauthors, including Eliana Venâncio, Pedro M. Félix, Ana C. Brito, João Sousa, and Francisco Azevedo e Silva.
The preferred publication venues for their research include Aquaculture, Aquaculture Research, and Société Française d'Ichtyologie, each associated with key contributions in their field.
D. Madeira;L. Narciso;H.N. Cabral;C. Vinagre
Catarina Vinagre;Diana Madeira;Luís Narciso;Henrique N. Cabral
Diana Madeira;Luís Narciso;Henrique N. Cabral;Catarina Vinagre
Ricardo Calado;Junda Lin;Andrew L. Rhyne;Ricardo Araújo
Catarina Maria Batista Vinagre;Inês Leal;Vanessa Mendonça;Diana Madeira
R Calado;L Narciso;S Morais;A.L Rhyne
S. Morais;L. Narciso;E. Dores
Joana Figueiredo;Robert van Woesik;Junda Lin;Luís Narciso
R. Rosa;R. Calado;L. Narciso;M. L. Nunes
Filipa Faleiro;Luís Narciso;Luís Vicente
R. Calado;Joana Figueiredo;R. Rosa;M. L. Nunes
R. Rosa;R. Calado;A.M. Andrade;L. Narciso
D. Madeira;D. Madeira;L. Narciso;H.N. Cabral;C. Vinagre
R Rosa;S Morais;R Calado;L Narciso
Gil Penha-Lopes;Paulo Torres;Stefano Cannicci;Luis Narciso
S. Morais;L. Narciso;R. Calado;M. L. Nunes
Sónia Brazão;Sofia Morais;Diana Boaventura;Pedro Ré
D. Madeira;D. Madeira;L. Narciso;H. N. Cabral;M. S. Diniz
Maria Aurélio;Filipa Faleiro;Vanessa M. Lopes;Vanessa Pires
Sofia Morais;Diana Boaventura;Luı́s Narciso;Pedro Ré
Rui Rosa;Ana Rita Lopes;Marta Pimentel;Filipa Faleiro
Sílvia Lourenço;Ana Moreno;Luís Narciso;Ángel F. González
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INRAE : Institut national de recherche pour l'agriculture, l'alimentation et l'environnement
Publications: 13
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