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Bruno Machado Carneiro

Category
Research Fellow
Email
brunomcarneiro@ua.pt
Ciência ID
8A13-3725-FCC4
ORCID iD
0000-0002-9574-025X

Bruno Machado Carneiro. Completed the Bachelor's degree in Biology in 2022 at University of Aveiro, and Master's degree in Microbiology in 2024 by University of Aveiro. Published 4 international peer-reviewed article (2 as first author), and 2 poster presentations in international congresses and 1 in a national congress. Works in the area(s)of Natural sciences: 1)potential of fungi and bacteria to improve agricultural production; 2)bioremediation strategies with emphasis on metals as contaminants; 3)effects of microplastics in PGPB; 4)plant growth-promoting microbes (PGPB) and their role in mitigating microplastic contamination in soil. His methodological skills are: 1)Techniques for characterization of microplastics; 2)markers of physiological and biochemical status of plants; 3) microbiological methodologies; My research integrates microbiology, environmental science, and sustainable agriculture to explore biological solutions that enhance plant resilience and soil health. With expertise in microplastics, PGPB, and white rot fungi, I investigate the impact of micro and nanoplastics on bacterial functions and plant growth. I aim to contribute to agricultural sustainability and address emerging environmental challenges through innovative and interdisciplinary research. Currently, Bruno is doing his PhD with an FCT grant since January 2026 (2025.00596.BDANA)

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Fundings

  • CLEAR - Resorting to microbial Consortia to restore metal contaminated soils for the area of EstArReja

    2024
    OHM-E/2022/Proj.8

Publications

  • Sensor-Based Assessment of Plant–Microbe Energy Interactions

    Alessandro Zompanti; Anna Sabatini; Bruno Carneiro; et al; Etelvina Figueira; Giorgio Pennazza; Miriana D'Addesa; Simone Grasso
    IEEE Transactions on AgriFood Electronics | 2026

    http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/tafe.2026.3658999

  • Maize Crops Under Rising Temperatures: Bacterial Influence on Biochemical and Lipidomic Changes Induced by Heat

    Bruno Carneiro; Carmen Bedia; Etelvina Figueira; Glória Pinto; Paulo Cardoso; Ricardo Pinto
    Plants | 2025

    https://doi.org/10.3390/plants14162593

  • Biodegradable Microplastics from Agricultural Mulch Films: Implications for Plant Growth-Promoting Bacteria and Plant’s Oxidative Stress

    Bruno Carneiro; Etelvina Figueira; Paula Marques; Tiago Lopes
    Antioxidants | 2025

    https://doi.org/10.3390/antiox14020230

  • Microplastics from agricultural mulch films: A threat to growth promoting abilities of bacteria?

    Universidade de Aveiro | 2025

  • Will plant growth promoting bacteria be able to mitigate the toxicity of mulch microplastics in plants?

    Carneiro, Bruno
    XXII SPB National Congress of Biochemistry | 2024

  • Microplastics from agricultural mulch films: A threat to growth promoting abilities of bacteria?

    Carneiro, Bruno
    XIX SEFIN/II BeMiPlant Congress | 2024

  • Synthetic communities of white-rot fungi and rhizobacteria with plant growth-promoting potential

    Carneiro, Bruno; Figueira, Etelvina; Venâncio, Càtia
    1st International Agrienvironment Symposium (IAS2023) | 2023

  • Forward-looking on new microbial consortia: Combination of rot fungi and rhizobacteria on plant growth-promoting abilities

    Cardoso, Paulo; Carneiro, Bruno; Cátia Venâncio; Figueira, Etelvina; Lopes, Isabel
    VIII Encontro de Estudantes de Doutoramento em Ambiente e Agricultura Organizado pelo MED-Instituto Mediterrâneo para a Agricultura, Ambiente e Desenvolvimento, Universidade de Évora. | 2023

  • Forward-looking on new microbial consortia: Combination of rot fungi and rhizobacteria on plant growth-promoting abilities

    Bruno Carneiro; Cátia Venâncio; Etelvina Figueira; Isabel Lopes; Paulo Cardoso
    Applied Soil Ecology | 2023

    http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.apsoil.2022.104689

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