Seminars, PhD and HDR viva

2025

  • 26/05/25 (site University of Lorraine): Carla Vandekerkhove, PhD student with Sylvain Darnet and Mélanie Morel-Rouhier in the Stress response and redox regulation team,  “Sterol metabolism of ophiostomatalean fungi associated with the spruce bark beetle Ips typographus (Coleoptera, Scolytinae).”
  • 23/05/25 (site INRAE): Frédérique Reverchon, visiting researcher of the Institute of Ecology (INECOL) (Mexico) in the Ecogenomics of interactions team. Her team works on elucidating the factors structuring plant and soil microbiomes.  “Title to come.”
  • 16/05/25 (site INRAE): Mireia Gómez-Gallego, research engineer in the Ecology of Forest Pathogenic Fungi team,  “Understanding the link between host resistance to drought and its susceptibility to Diplodia sapinea.“
  • 15/05/25 (site University of Lorraine): Sofia Inturri, PhD student with Nicolas Rouhier and Claire Remacle (Genetics and Physiology of Microalgae laboratory at University of Liège) in the Stress response and redox regulation team,  “Bioenergetics in the green microalga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii: maturation of Fe-S proteins and hydrogen production in organelles.”
  • 11/04/25 (site INRAE): Marceau Levasseur, Postdoctoral researcher in Ecogenomics of interactions team,  “ Bacterial and lignovorous fungal interactions during the aerobic biodegradation of triazoles in wood waste. “
  • 04/04/25 (site INRAE): Lisa Beguinet, PhD student with Annegret Kohler and Claire Venault-Fourrey iin the Ecogenomics of interactions team,  “ Poplar fungi interfaces: how do ectomycorrhizal fungi and endophytes interact ?. “
  • 28/03/25 (site INRAE): Elodie Muller, PhD student with Mireia Gomez-Gallego, Jaime Aguayo and Benoit Marçais in the Ecology of Forest Pathogenic Fungi team,  “ Prevalence of Cryptostroma corticale in asymptomatic sycamore maples is larger than expected in France. “
  • 20/03/25 (site University of Lorraine): Benjamin Das Neves, PhD student with Nicolas Rouhier and Jérémy Couturier in the Stress response and redox regulation team,  “ Molecular mechanisms of the assembly and transfer of iron-sulfur clusters by the SUF machinery in chloroplasts. “
  • 14/03/25 (site INRAE): Elsa Hilaire, PhD student with Marc Buée in the Ecogenomics of interactions team,  “ Role of microbial community and ecological factors in forest organic matter decomposition.“ 
  • 13/03/25 (site University of Lorraine): Romain François, ATER in the UMR CRM2 (Cristallographie, Résonance Magnétique et Modélisations), ” Towards novel bioactive compounds through characterization of polyketide synthases: the case of monooxygenases.“
  • 05/03/25 (site INRAE): Juliana Almario, Researcher UMR Laboratory of Microbial Ecology (LEM, Lyon, France)  “ Adapting to symbiosis loss: new microbial associations in non-mycorrhizal plants? “
  • 28/02/25 (site INRAE): Hai-Xia Wu, Invited researcher with Francis Martin and Marc Buée in the Ecogenomics of interactions team, ” Microfungi”.
  • 27/02/25 (site University of Lorraine): Simon Rochou, PhD student with Arnaud Hecker in the Stress response and redox regulation team.
  • 21/02/25 (site INRAE): Emma Corre, PhD student with Sébastien Duplessis in the Ecogenomics of interactions team,  “A comparative analysis of transposable elements in the subphylum Pucciniomycotina”.
  • 07/02/25 (site INRAE): Gaurav Pandharikar, Postdoctoral researcher with Claire Veneault-Fourrey in the Ecogenomics of interactions team,  “Tree-Fungi Mutualistic Interactions: The Roles of Poplar Triterpenes”.
  • 06/02/25 (site University of Lorraine): Cintia Blanco-Nouche, Postdoctoral researcher with Rodnay Sormani in the Stress response and redox regulation team,  “From doctoral findings to postdoctoral ambitions.”
  • 31/02/25 (site INRAE): Fabien Halkett, Researcher in the Ecology of Forest Pathogenic Fungi team , ” Inferring the cost of virulence from temporal survey of a rust population”. 
  • 17/02/25 (site INRAE): Kadiatou Schiffer-Forsyth, Master 2 student (ECPF) in the team Ecology of Forest Pathogenic Fungi, “Phytophthora in horticultural nursery green waste – A risk to plant health”.

 

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