My research interest is oriented at answering broad questions in the field of global change ecology, biometeorology, and biogeochemistry related to carbon and water cycle in terrestrial ecosystems and interactions between climate and biosphere. I use tools from data mining and modeling combined with several data streams from the ground to earth observations. The main scientific lines I am focusing on are: 1) Understanding how the interaction of biogeochemical cycles (Carbon-Water-Nutrient) shape biosphere-atmosphere interaction; 2) Understanding the drivers of phenology of functions and structure od terrestrial ecosystems using modeling, experiments and remote sensing data; 3) Explore the potential of novel remote sensing information for tracking ecosystem functioning and biodiversity at a variety of scales; 4) Understanding how CO2, water and energy fluxes are controlled by biodiversity and biological properties of ecosystems, beside climate.