Juan Carlos Santamarta


Santamarta, national award for educational innovation and the recovery of water culture

Juan Carlos Santamarta tras recoger en Madrid el galardón.

Juan Carlos Santamarta Cerezal, Professor of Agroforestry Engineering at the University of La Laguna, received today, the 13th of…


A study by the University of La Laguna (ULL) projects a general increase in aridity in the Canary Islands towards the end of the century.

Variación proyectada del índice de aridez en La Gomera en tres periodos del siglo XXI respecto a 1985-2014, en un escenario intermedio (arriba) y otro de emisiones altas (abajo). Los tonos marrones indican los mayores aumentos de aridez. Fuente: Cruz-Pérez et al. (2026), Theoretical and Applied Climatology, CC BY 4.0.

A study by the University of La Laguna analyzes how aridity in the Canary Islands could evolve over time…


SICMA Canarias gana en la categoría ‘Ciudades, Smart City y territorio’ de los premios Magallanes-Elcano

El proyecto SICMA Canarias (Inteligencia climática para territorios insulares) ha recibido el reconocimiento de la categoría “Ciudades, Smart City y…


The SICMA Canarias climate intelligence platform, a finalist for the Magallanes-Elcano Social Innovation Awards

The high-resolution climate information platform for island territories, SICMA Canarias, coordinated by Professor Juan Carlos Santamarta…


The University of La Laguna (ULL) is leading a study that designs solutions to adapt Canary Island agriculture to rising temperatures.

The Canary Islands face the challenge of adapting their agriculture to a scenario marked by rising temperatures…


The SICMA Canarias project receives the Chris Binnie Award from the Institution of Civil Engineers in London

The SICMA Canarias climate and environmental information platform, developed by the University of La Laguna in collaboration with Meteogrid…


A thesis from the ULL studies the valuation and sustainability factors of the island agricultural soil in Tenerife

The Graduation Hall of the Faculty of Economics, Business and Tourism at the University of La Laguna has hosted…


A study by the University of La Laguna (ULL) projects a progressive reduction in water availability in the Canary Islands due to climate change.

Un estudio de la Universidad de La Laguna ha analizado cómo el cambio climático y la actividad humana afectarán a…


The ULL's AGEO project on geological risk management receives Regiostars awards in Lisbon

The Atlantic Geohazard Risk Management (AGEO) project, in which the University participates…


The Government of the Canary Islands highlights the strategic value of the climate adaptation platform created by the ULL

The President of the Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijo, has highlighted the great usefulness of the SICMA-Canarias platform for water management…



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