Check out the wonderful people who represent and advertise us abroad!
Elena Cuesta
Elena Cuesta was born in the Canary Island (Spain). She is a geologist by the Complutense University of Madrid and PhD in Biology by the Autonomous University of Madrid. She has been working during her postdoctoral stage at the Fukui Prefectural University (Japan) and Paleontological Museum of Munich (Germany). Her research is focused in the Paleobiology of theropod dinosaurs, studying their anatomy and evolutionary relationships.
Twitter: @ElenaPaleo
Instagram: @ElenaPaleo
Research Gate: Elena Cuesta
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Panagiotis D. Sianis
My name is Panagiotis D. Sianis, but people usually call me Panos. I’m a PhD student from the University of Patras (Greece), specializing in Early Pleistocene large mammal assemblages. I have completed my Bachelor’s degree in Geology at the University of Patras and then received a MSc from the same institute. Currently, I reside in Portugal collaborating with Universidade NOVA de Lisboa.
Instagram: @sianopithecus_panensis
Research Gate: Panagiotis Sianis
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Gastón A. Martini
My name is Gastón A. Martini, alias Tato. I am an Argentinian biologist (from UNRC), doing a Ph.D. in Biological Sciences (at UNC) in my home country. My place of work is located in southern Argentina (CIEMEP-CONICET). I am currently studying a group of glyptodonts from the Santa Cruz Formation (Early Miocene) of Patagonia (Argentina). My research is focused on anatomical, taxonomic, phylogenetic, and paleobiology aspects of them with an emphasis on cranial characters. Last but not least, I am a plant and dog lover and a human of two puppies (Franky and Rufi).
Instagram: @tatomartini
Research Gate: Gastón A. Martini
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If you would like to become part of the 4th Palaeontological Virtual Congress as an ambassador/ambassadress send us an email to palaeovc@gmail.com. In exchange for their outreach, ambassadors/ambassadresses will receive:
- A distinct certificate of participation as ambassador/ambassadress
- Free registration
- Their names will figure as part of the organisation in the Abstracts Volume.
