Farnet Da Silva Anne-marie

Farnet Da Silva Anne-marie

microbial ecologist/biochemist MCF HC HDR

POPCO

Global change, Single health

  • Research 

the process of decomposing organic matter in soils. i) themes of environmental transition in viticulture through a multi-stakeholder (socio-professional and academic world) and multidisciplinary approach, in order to develop new practices that respect environmental health (soil-plant continuum) and human health; ii) vulnerability of forest ecosystems to climate change by considering new factors such as the history of land use.

  • Teaching 

physiology and microbial genetics, toxicology, water quality control, microbial ecology.

  • Responsibilities

leader of the POPCO team, co-leader of the M1 Master BEE of the OSU Pytheas and leader of an M1 field school funded by ITEM EU "ecological transition of agriculture".

  • 2000- - Lecturer - IMBE
  • PhD - Genotypic and phenotypic variations of Marasmius quercophilus a white-rot fungi of Quercus spp. litter - Université Paul Cézanne
  • HDR - Decomposition of recalcitrant organic matter by fungal laccases - Aix Marseille Université
  • soil microbial communities
  • forest soils
  • agrosystems
  • environmental transition
  • climate changes
  • soil pollution

ANR ACCEPT REUSE 2026-30 The use of refined wastewaters for irrigation in agriculture

EAFRD CESANNE 2026-28: Environmental transition of viticulture.

R. Monassier , (with V. Romano), Primates in an anthropised landscape: a challenge for conservation

I. Vedeau, (with P. Wong Wah Chung), drinking water purification systems

A. Bagnon, (with Th Tatoni and N. Dupuy), Vulnerability of Mediterranean forests