Air Pollution and Plant Ecosystems

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China. His research concerns the dose-response relationship and its mechanisms. He has so far published around 90 articles in prestigious international scientific journals, including about 50 as first author. Some of his papers are published in journals with an impact factor in the range 12-20 (e.g., Nano Today, Science Advances, Trends in Plant Science, Trends in Pharmacology), and including invited papers in several journals. He has also authored 10 book chapters, of which 9 are international. His resume includes 34 oral and 49 poster presentations; almost all delivered at international conferences. He has been honored with the Outstanding New Investigator 2018 award of the International Dose-Response Society for his research on hormesis. He has been involved in large-scale research funding, with a significant portion of it ensured either as a fellow or as a Principal Investigator of projects. He has reviewed 390 papers for 62 SCI journals. He is Associate Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Forestry Research (Springer) and Editor of Science of the Total Environment (Elsevier), Plant Stress (Elsevier), Climate (MDPI), Frontiers in Forests and Global Change (Frontiers), and Sci (MDPI). Elisa Carrari started her academic studies at the Agriculture faculty of the University of Florence (Italy) where she graduated in 2012 in Science and Technology of Forest Systems. In 2016, she received her PhD in Plant, Microbiology, and Genetic Science and Technology, with the certification of Doctor Europaeus from the same university in co-supervision with the University of Ghent (Belgium). She was declared expert in "Biodiversity of Forest Vegetation" by the University of Florence for the Academic year 2015-2016. She is now contract Professor in Applied Botany at the University of Florence. Currently, she is also working in the management and protection of historic gardens using innovative approaches (remote sensing) to face stresses deriving from climate change.