The co-evolution of galaxies and environment within the last 10 Gyr
Clusters of galaxies are the most massive bound systems, fundamental pieces in our study of the environmental drivers of galaxy evolution. In the LCDM paradigm, galaxy clusters are formed through the merger of smaller structures, and, for such reason, it is expected that the properties of their galaxy populations are connected with the physical nature of the local volume they live in as a function of cosmic time.