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Contracted Professor Interim Doctor of the Department of Economic Analysis and Finance of the University of Castilla-La Mancha. Senior Computer Engineer, Doctor in Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Master in Environmental Sustainability. Research lines on the impact of climate change on agriculture, adaptation and uncertainty, sustainability of the Spanish agri-food system, GHG mitigation and N flows, modeling of global costs and benefits related to the use of synthetic fertilizers and their associated losses in cultivation of cereals. More than 15 years of experience working on R&D projects. 35 articles and book chapters published in international journals indexed in JCR, most in Q1, with h-index of 19. He has contributed to AgrosceNa-UP to the modeling of the Spanish agri-food system in terms of nitrogen flow with collection and processing tasks. of data, generation of results in multiple forms, including GRAFS or spatialized data, as well as in tasks with models such as DNDC or DSSAT and assisting in other multiple tasks of all types, including field tasks.

Contracted Professor with a PhD in the Department of Agrarian Economics, Statistics and Business Management. Doctor in Agrarian Economics, Master in Finance and Master in Economic Growth and Sustainable Development and researcher at the Research Center for Agrarian and Environmental Risk Management (CEIGRAM). Participates in lines of research on the resilience and sustainability of European agricultural systems and the design of rural development policies. He has previously participated in research projects on water and food security at an international level. She has experience in the application of multi-actor quantitative and qualitative methodologies. At AgroSceNA-Up, Bárbara has participated in the definition and organization of co-creation activities with interest groups, related to the design of crop trials, the identification of barriers for the implementation of nitrogen loss reduction scenarios and the definition of strategies to be carried out to overcome them.

Graduated in Biology, with a Master’s Degree in Environmental Management and Biodiversity from the University of Córdoba, currently a predoctoral researcher at the Polytechnic University of Madrid carrying out her doctoral thesis on the study of Greenhouse Gas emissions in coastal areas with a Mediterranean climate. Collaboration in projects carried out by the UPM-CEIGRAM such as AgroGreen-SUDOE and AgroSceNa-Up where we worked on the evaluation of agricultural management scenarios at different scales in sustainable Mediterranean cropping systems by reducing nitrogen losses.

Environmental engineer, with a master’s degree in Agro-environmental Technology for Sustainable Agriculture from the Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM). Currently, I work as a predoctoral researcher at the UPM, focusing on determining factors that contribute to the mitigation of atmospheric emissions, mainly ammonia (NH₃) and nitrous oxide (N₂O), due to nitrogen fertilization in agricultural soils with a Mediterranean climate. As well as determining greenhouse gas mitigation strategies and adaptation to climate change in dryland crops. Collaboration in field data collection, data processing and analysis of results in projects such as AgroGreen-Sudoe and AgrosCena-UP carried out by the UPM-CEIGRAM.

Hans (J.M.) van Grinsven (1958) is program director and senior researcher at the Department of Water, Agriculture and Food of the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency PBL. He has a master’s degree (1982) and a doctorate. (1988) from Wageningen University. His publications and evaluation work in PBL cover current practices in agriculture on the environment and options for more efficient and sustainable agriculture and food production in the Netherlands, the EU and the world, with a focus on nitrogen. Options go beyond “good practice” and current policies and include reducing fertilizer use in agriculture well below agronomic recommendations, reducing and relocating livestock, and changing diets.

Eduardo Aguilera is a biologist (University of Seville, Spain), Master in Agroecology (International University of Andalusia / University of Córdoba / Pablo de Olavide University, Spain) and Ph.D. in Environmental Sciences (Pablo de Olavide University). He currently works as a postdoctoral researcher at CEIGRAM (Polytechnic University of Madrid, Madrid, Spain). He is interested in the study of all aspects of agricultural sustainability at various temporal and spatial scales, including nutrients, energy, land use and water. In particular, his research focuses on accounting for greenhouse gas emissions in Mediterranean agroecosystems.

Josette Garnier has been Research Director at the CNRS since 1984 in the field of biogeochemistry. He pioneered the development of a biogeochemical cycle modeling approach in the hydrosystems-land-sea continuum (GRAF-RiverStrahler) to understand the cause of eutrophication of rivers and coastal zones related to human activities (agriculture and wastewater) and explore scenarios for alternative management options for hydrosystems and agroecosystems in the basins. She has led an interdisciplinary Research Federation for 12 years, been principal investigator of several national and European projects, supervised 25 PhD students and published around 195 ISI articles. She won the Ruth Patrick Award in 2016.