David Paulo Fangueiro was born in France in 1976. He graduated in Chemistry from the Faculté de Sciences de l'Université Paris Sud-Orsay (France) in June 1998 and completed the “Diplome d'Etudes Approfondies: Physico-chimie et qualités des bioproduits” (Master in Quality and Analytical Chemistry) taught by the Institut National Agronomique Paris-Grignon (France) in June 1999. Completed, in July 2004, a PhD in chemistry in the area of Analytical and Environmental Chemistry at the Institut National Agronomique Paris-Grignon - France and at the University of Aveiro - Portugal (co-tutorship). Following his post-doctorate carried out at the University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro between 2004 and 2007, he joined the capacity of Assistant Researcher at the Instituto Superior de Agronomia of the University of Lisbon where he has been, since 2015, Assistant Professor in the Department of Natural Resources, Environment and Territory and integrated member of the LEAF Research Center – Linking Landscape, Environment, Agriculture and Food. In July 2022, he was awarded with the Habilitation degree in Agronomy from Lisbon University.. He taught twelve first-cycle curricular units (coordination of three), five second-cycle curricular units (coordination of one) and one third-cycle curricular unit. Since 2020, he has led group 1-Resource Management and Landscape Architecture at the LEAF Research Center, whose lines of investigation are: 1) landscape planning and land use; 2) water, soil and agricultural waste management; 3) environmental technologies. He is co-coordinator of Thematic Line 5-Socio-ecological Systems, Planning and Policies-of the Associated Laboratory TERRA-Laboratory for the Sustainability of Land Use and Ecosystem Services «Socio-ecological Systems, Planning and Policies» since May 2022. His scientific activity has focused on the treatment and recovery of effluents and organic waste of agricultural origin, with special emphasis on effluents from agricultural farms. He has developed work in the following sub-areas: 1) Gaseous emissions (greenhouse gases and ammonia), with particular attention to emissions from agricultural activities; 2) Management and use of nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium) at the level of agricultural and forestry farms; 3) Monitoring the quality of soil and water in agricultural areas, namely leaching of nitrates and phosphates; 4) Nitrogen, phosphorus and carbon dynamics in agricultural and forestry-pastoral soils. He participated in 41 national and international research projects, 14 of which as responsible at ISA and 4 as principal investigator (2 research projects and 2 exploratory projects). This scientific activity resulted in 82 articles published in international journals indexed in the Journal Citation Report, 6 book chapters and more than 130 communications (oral and panel) at international congresses. He supervised (as supervisor and co-supervisor) 22 Master's theses (2 in progress) and 16 doctoral theses (8 in progress).