Five researchers from the IMBE, Amélie Saunier, Salomé Coquin, Caroline Lecareux, Elena Ormeno and Catherine Fernandez, have taken part in an innovative study that sheds light on the presence of organic compounds in the soil.
Shahinaz GHANDI and Calli PAUL at the prize-giving ceremony on 28 May 2025 at the Apprentis Chercheurs conference Since 2004, the Apprentis Chercheurs programme has enabled secondary school students to
Photograph of the core drilling in September 2024, with Jacques-Louis de Beaulieu and Hervé Richard (ChronoEnvironnement) Nestled in the heart of the nature reserves of Burgundy-Franche-Comté, the Grande Pile is an exceptional peat bog offering a wide range of natural habitats.
Thanks in part to the work of Thierry Dutoit, director of research at the CNRS's IMBE (EECAR team), the Crau du Piboulon, located between Alleins and Mallemort, has become the first reserve in France to be designated as a protected area.
As part of my post-doctorate in the NEMO team, funded by the Institut Science de l'Océan (MARINDIV project), I had the opportunity to take part in an interview. This approach
In addition to the transfer of "ecosystem engineer" species, it is also the products of their actions on the ecosystem that could be used for the restoration when the reintroduction of the species takes place.