Published on 13/06/2024
Since 2016, DAC team holds with the faculty of sciences of Nancy a further course on animal experimentation focused on fish wellfare. The goals.for the learners are to manage the good laboratory practises concerning the fish model, to know fish anatomy, to manage the concepts of wellfare and pain, to gain theoretical and practise-based knowledge on fish handling and maintenance, and finally to know the legislation on animal experimentation.
Read morePublished on 12/06/2024
On Thursday 13 June at 9am in the Gallé amphitheatre on the Présidence Brabois site of the Université de Lorraine, Joachim Thiebaut will present his thesis entitled ‘Physiological, generic and adaptive modelling of the fate of persistent organic pollutants in farm animals’, produced by the L2A Laboratory.
For those who are unable to attend in person, it will be possible to follow the defence online via the following link:
Read morePublished on 04/06/2024
Scientists of the Zone Atelier Moselle met during two days in may during the annual symposium organised on the territory of the Forêt de la Reine. These day were the opportunity for Marielle Thomas and Thomas Lecocq to present a new research programm aiming at defining an analytical framework of fish ponds in order to imagine their evolution. This program will involve three other laboratories form Lorraine University (SILVA, BETA and LIEC) and also the Parc Naturel Régional de Lorraine and the Conservatoire d'Espaces Naturels Lorrain. This study covers a set of 27 ponds depending of the Esch watershed, in particular the "Neuf étang" pond on the banks of which the participants went to share their knowledge.
Published on 30/05/2024
The 52nd conference of the Groupe Français de recherches sur les Pesticides (French Pesticide Research Group) was held under the overall theme of ‘Massive reduction in pesticide use and associated impacts: what are the knowledge challenges and levers for action? It was held in Lyon from 22 to 24 May 2024.
The L2A was represented by Gaspard Conseil on the theme of contaminants in agroecosystems.
Read morePublished on 21/05/2024
On Tuesday 4 June at 2pm in the Cuénot lecture hall at ENSAIA, Perla Alnajjar will defend her thesis entitled ‘Study and modelling of the fate of a persistent organic pollutant, chlordecone, through methanisation’, produced by the L2A and Genoscope laboratories and co-supervised with the University of Lebanon.
For those unable to attend in person, it will be possible to follow the presentation online via the following link: https://webvisio.univ-lorraine.fr/meeting/5133?secret=aabc343b-5c49-4d05-8c2f-3696d70241cf
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Published on 16/05/2024
Perrine Stephan and Gaspard Conseil, two 3rd year PhD students from our unit, took part in the 34th annual SETAC Europe meeting, which was held in Seville (Spain) from 5 to 9 May 2024. They were able to present their thesis work.
- Perrine Stephan: Two Posters (‘Soil amendment with sargasso biochar: a way to secure animal production in the antillean chlordecone contamination context?’ and ‘From invasion to solution: Optimizing a Sargasso biochar strategy for chlordecone sequestration that not alter Caribbean soil quality’).
- Gaspard Conseil: An oral presentation (Ecotoxicological risk assessment (ERA) of pesticides transformation products occurring in small water bodies: case of ponds).
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