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André Ferreira (2000) Cooperation and Personality in the Sociable Weaver. University of Porto. Supervisor: Rita Covas. Co-supervisor:Claire Doutrelant, CNRS
Andreia Penado (2000) A plight for bumblebees’ conservation: ensuring future pollination services for sunflower crops. University of Sussex. Supervisor: Hugo Rebelo
António Múrias dos Santos (2000) Intertidal ecology of Northern Portuguese rocky shores. University of Southampton, UK. Supervisors: Stephen J. Hawkins
Bárbara Canhoto (2000) University of Porto. Supervisor: Nuno Queiroz
Bárbara Rosa da Fonseca Santos (2000) Host-microbiome relationships: Linking microbiome diversity and functions within the host tissues using metagenomics and metatranscriptomics approaches.BIODIV Doctoral Programme. University of PortoSupervisors:Angelica Crottini,Portugal Miguel Vences
Beatriz Tomé (2000) Patterns and factors shaping host-parasite relationships: a multi-parasite approach in reptiles. PhD in Biodiversity, Genetics and Evolution. University of Porto. Supervisor: Ana Perera, Co-supervisor: D. James Harris
Camila Borges Fernandes (2000) Xanthomonas arboricola pv. juglandis – unveiling the biogeographic distribution of emergent and acutely virulent Xaj genotypes to infer epidemiological patterns and improve phytosanitary control. Doctoral programme in Biology. Faculty of Sciences, University of Porto. Supervisors: Fernando Tavares, Leonor Cruz (INIAV - Instituto de Investigação Agrária e Veterinária).
Carlos Magno Martins Vila-Viçosa (2000) Phylogeographic inference of Galliferae (Spach) Gurke subsection (Quercus L. Fagaceae) in Western Mediterranean Region. PhD in Biodiversity, Genetics and Evolution. University of Porto. Supervisors: Rubim Almeida, Cristina Garcia
Carlos Melo (2000) Marine molluscs from the Last Interglacial (MIS 5e) in the Macaronesia: palaeoecology, palaeoclimatology and palaeobipogeography. Supervisors: Sérgio ávila, CM da Silva
Christopher Bird (2000) Uncovering the spatial and trophic ecology of deep-water chondrichthyans: A stable isotope approach. Graduate School of National Oceanographic Center/University of Southampton & CIBIO. Co-supervisores: Clive Trueman (NOC/University of Southampton), Ana Veríssimo (2016-CIBIO-UP)
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