Patricia Esquete
Patricia Esquete is a marine biologist and chief scientist of the recent expedition that explored the seabed revealed by a massive iceberg calving event off the coast of Antarctica. She is affiliated with the University of Aveiro in Portugal and has led research that uncovered a surprising diversity of marine life under the ice, including new species of corals, sea spiders, and octopuses, highlighting the resilience of ecosystems in extreme environments.
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Hungary:
Dr. Patricia Esquete is the deputy expedition leader from the University of Aveiro in Portugal.
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Liechtenstein:
Patrícia Esquete, a scientist from the University of Aveiro in Portugal, participated in the expedition and expressed surprise at the beauty and prosperity of the ecosystem found.
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Italy:
Patricia Esquete is the co-leader of the expedition that discovered thriving ecosystems under the Antarctic ice.
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Switzerland:
Patricia Esquete is quoted in a press release from the Schmidt Ocean Institute expressing surprise at the discovery of a beautiful, thriving ecosystem.
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Belarus:
Patricia Esquete is the chief scientist of the expedition who expressed surprise at the rich ecosystem discovered under the iceberg.
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Australia:
Patricia Esquete is the expedition’s chief scientist who expressed surprise at the diverse ecosystems found under the iceberg.
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