Roberto Molowny-Horas has worked at CREAF as a research technician since 2003. His research interests include environmental sciences, applied statistics and numerical ecology. He has numerous publications in high-impact journals, focusing mostly on the statistical analysis and modeling of dynamic phenomena in ecology and forestry sciences. Those study subjects include land cover changes in Mediterranean and Boreal landscapes, modeling of forest dynamics, theoretical studies of interaction networks in species communities and the impact of insecticides on bee populations, among others. Roberto has also been a visiting researcher at the Univerité de Montréal (UM, Canada) and currently cooperates with scientists from national (CTFC, UPC) and international (UM, UNIBO in Italy) research institutions.