The Mediterranean Institute of Biodiversity and Marine and Continental Ecology
IMBE's research is structured around 5 transversal thematic axis and 8 research teams
IMBE organizes its operational facilities around 5 technical departments
Training is, of course, the courses offered at the University (L, M, D) but also training through research (internships).
The dissemination of our scientific results is at the heart of our mission: it enables us to share and make research advances accessible to a wider audience. In addition to publications in specialist journals, the IMBE deploys a wide range of resources to popularise knowledge and make it understandable and attractive to a wide range of audiences. Through concrete actions and innovative tools, we are committed to bringing science closer to everyone, in order to establish an ongoing dialogue between science, research and the general public, especially young people.

As a holder of a PhD in ecology, I am interested in plant biology, particularly physiology and chemical processes, with a view to understanding the impact of climate change on forest ecosystems. My research focuses primarily on how these ecosystems respond to drought, through ecophysiological, chemical and morpho-anatomical monitoring, as well as on the interactions between vegetation, soil and soil organisms under water stress conditions.
I am currently an engineer at the Haute-Provence Observatory and attached to the IMBE. My responsibilities include the scientific and instrumental monitoring of the O3HP experimental site, carrying out ecophysiological measurements, and the deployment, monitoring and maintenance of the instrumented devices. I am also involved in the monitoring, management and utilisation/dissemination of the scientific data collected at the site.