Climate Scientist Vera Recognized for Outstanding Contributions

Vera Receives Prestigious Accolades for Climate Research and Advocacy

Dynamic Leader in Climate Science

Vera has been an instrumental figure in advancing climate science and advocacy. As Vice Chair of the Working Group I of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and Director of the Argentinean-French Institute for Climate Studies (CIMA-FCEN-UBA-CONICET-UMI-IFAECI-CNRS), she has played a pivotal role in shaping global climate policy. Her contributions have been widely recognized and highly cited, with over 12,687 citations to her work.

Vera's research focuses on climate variability and change, particularly in the South American region. Her expertise in climate modeling, data analysis, and impact assessments has enabled her to provide valuable insights into the potential risks and consequences of climate change. She has actively engaged in international scientific assessments, providing evidence-based findings to inform decision-making at the highest levels.

Advocate for Climate Action

Beyond her research, Vera has been a vocal advocate for climate action. She has testified before governmental bodies, presented at major conferences, and engaged in public outreach campaigns to raise awareness about the urgency of addressing climate change. Her efforts have been instrumental in mobilizing support for climate mitigation and adaptation measures.

Recognition and Accolades

Vera's dedication and achievements have earned her numerous accolades. She has been awarded the Bernardo Houssay Prize for the Natural Sciences by the Argentine National Academy of Sciences and the Víctor Angelelli Prize by the Argentine Association of Science and Technology. In 2022, she was elected a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union for her outstanding contributions to the field of climate science.