

LIEC Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire des Environnements Continentaux, UMR CNRS 7360
Campus Bridoux
Rue Claude Bernard
57070 Metz
Ecotoxicology is a science dedicated to unraveling the fate and effects of toxic substances, whether of anthropogenic or natural origin, in ecosystems. It lies at the crossroads between the understanding of fundamental mechanisms and addressing the critical societal concerns associated with environmental risk assessment. Despite being overshadowed in the realm of global change ecology, pollution ranks among the foremost causes of both present and future biodiversity loss. This HDR effectively illustrates how ecotoxicological modeling can shed light on the intricate mechanisms underlying the effects of environmental stressors across different scales of biological organization, space, and time. This knowledge is essential for predicting how toxic compounds affect individuals, populations, communities and ecosystems under various scenarios.
Appointed member of the French National Council of Universities (CNU), section 67 (Population Biology and Ecology)
Co-leader of the “Modelling” interdisciplinary axis of LIEC
Appointed member to the Scientific Commission of EC2CO-DYCOVI (Dynamics of contaminants and interactions with life) action of CNRS-INSU
Leader of the ANR JCJC Chroco project (ANR-21-CE34-0003) Chronology of coping with a toxic stress: from omic to apical responses
Toxicokinetics and toxicodynamics modelling, mechanistic modelling
Omics data analysis in ecotoxicology
Population and community ecotoxicology
Bioindication, community ecology, stoichiometric ecology
Biostatistics, modelling, R programming, population dynamics and databases.