Deva Menéndez Teleña

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Profesor Laboral Interino

University of Oviedo

Spain

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Deva Menéndez Teleña serves as a Profesor Laboral Interino at Universidad de Oviedo in Spain. His research focuses on environmental challenges, including the design of low-cost prostheses, the impact of heavy metals in marine life, and the effects of alien species on European marine ecosystems. He has also conducted studies on psychological well-being in specific occupational groups, particularly among Spanish seafarers.

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Procedimientos para la detección, análisis, prevención y control de la contaminación biológica por incrustaciones en el Puerto de Gijón

Open Date: 2022-07-01

Close Date: 2022-12-01

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Estudio de las incrustaciones en buques mercantes que entren a dique seco en astilleros asturianos

Open Date: 2021-12-01

Close Date: 2022-12-01

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Deva Menéndez Teleña

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Heavy metals in marketed hake and tuna highlight pollution hotspots in old continent waters

The ‘Superheroes’ project: Design and fabrication of low-cost personalized prostheses

Screening for anxiety, depression and poor psychological well-being in Spanish seafarers: An empirical study of the cut-off points on three measures of psychological functioning

A new threat to the European marine environment: The exotic polyclad flatworm <i>Postenterogonia orbicularis</i> (Schmarda, 1859)

New dockside eDNA based protocol to detect the seaweed Asparagopsis armata evaluated by stakeholders

Fatigue as a key human factor in complex sociotechnical systems: Vessel Traffic Services

Alien species established in the Bay of Biscay suggest significant contribution of both fouling and dry ship compartments

Building on gAMBI in ports for a challenging biological invasions scenario: Blue-gNIS as a proof of concept

Building on gAMBI in ports for a challenging biological invasions scenario: Blue-gNIS as a proof of concept

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Luis Alfonso Díaz-Secades

Aitana Sánchez González

Mercedes Paino

Marlene Bartolomé Sáez

Laura Miralles

Verónica Soto López

Eva Garcia-Vazquez

Yaisel Juan Borrell Pichs

Maria Gonzalez-Garcia

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