Orquidia Neves

Assistant Professor

CERENA-IST

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ORCID ResearcherID Scopus CIÊNCIAVITAE

Orquídia Neves, graduated in Geological Engineering (Univ. Aveiro, Portugal), holds a Master in Geochemistry (Univ. Aveiro, Portugal) and a PhD degree in Mining Engineering from IST (Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal), where is currently Assistant Professor and a researcher at CERENA (Centro de Recursos Naturais e Ambiente). The main scientific activity is Environmental Geochemistry, in research related with the chemical characterization of mining, industrial and agricultural pollution and risk assessment of contaminated sites. Other interests include medical geology that dealing with relationship between geological and anthropic factors and effects on animal and human health (e.g. benefits of mineral/thermal waters) and geoforensics.

Publications

Human Health Risk Assessment Due to Agricultural Activities and Crop Consumption in the Surroundings of an Industrial Area (  Article in press  )

Exposure and Health | 2019

M.M.S.a Cabral-Pinto

M.a Inácio

A.A.c Almeida

E.c Pinto

B.d Oliveiros

E.A.a Ferreira da Silva

Links between cognitive status and trace element levels in hair for an environmentally exposed population: A case study in the surroundings of the estarreja industrial area(Article)(Open Access)

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public HealthOpen Access | 2019

M.M.S.C.a Pinto

P.b Marinho-Reis

A.c Almeida

E.c Pinto

M.a Inácio

B.e Gerardo

S.e Freitas

M.R.e Simões

P.A.f Dinis

L.c Diniz

E.F.a da Silva

P.I.g Moreira

Characterization of microbial communities associated with ceramic raw materials as potential contributors for the improvement of ceramic rheological properties(Article)(Open Access)

MineralsOpen Access | 2019

A.M.a Garcia-Sanchez

B.b Machado-Moreira

M.c Freire

R.c Santos

S.c Monteiro

D.d Dias

A.b Dionísio

A.Z.e,f Miller

Hydrogeochemistry and distribution of potentially toxic elements in a metallogenic province - The Iberian Pyrite Belt, Portugal(Conference Paper)(Open Access)

E3S Web of Conferences | 2019

P.a Gomes

T.a Valente

M.R.b,e Costa

R.c Fonseca

A.a Costa

F.a Moreno

Linking serpentinization, hyperalkaline mineral waters and abiotic methane production in continental peridotites: an integrated hydrogeological-bio-geochemical model from the Cabeço de Vide CH4-rich aquifer (Portugal)(Article)

Applied Geochemistry | 2018

G. Etiope

S.D. Vance

L. Christensen

S. Suzuki