Defended PhD Theses
PhD Thesis of Amelia Curd
On the Macroecology and Global Distribution of the Ecosystem Engineer: Sabellaria alveolata in a changing world
defended on 07/07/2020
PhD Thesis of Bastien Taormina
Potential impacts of submarine power cables from marine renewable energy projects on benthic communities
defended on 16/12/2019
PhD Thesis of Thibault Androuin
Trophic ecology of the engineer species Crepidula fornicata and implications for its habitat functioning
defended on 13/12/2018
PhD Thesis of Auriane Jones
Effect of an engineer species on the diversity and functioning of benthic communities: the Sabellaria alveolata habitat
defended on 14/12/2017
PhD Thesis of Alexandre Robert
Combined effects of natural and anthropogenic factors on benthic invertebrate communities of Norway lobster mudflats (Nephrops Norvegicus) in the Bay of Biscay
defended on 30/05/2017
PhD Thesis of Nikolaos Alexandridis
Models of general community assembly mechanisms simulating the spatial and temporal dynamics of benthic biodiversity
defended on 28/03/2017
PhD Thesis of Tristan Petit
Seabed type characterization and bathymetry estimation by radiative transfer model inversion: Application to hyperspectral imaging of coral reefs
defended on 07/03/2017
PhD Thesis of Carine Rigolet
Structural and functional diversity of Haploops nirae habitats in South Britany
defended on 22/02/2013
PhD Thesis of Aline Blanchet
The populations of two epibenthic ophiuroids Ophiothrix fragilis et Ophiocomina nigra at the tip of Brittany (France): evolution and trophic ecology
defended on 19/12/2012
PhD Thesis of Olivier Blanpain
Size graded sediment dynamics: from the processes characterization to the transport modelling in the English Channel
defended on 16/10/2009
PhD Thesis of Karine Grangeré
Ecophysiological response of oyster Crassostrea gigas to the spatio-temporal variability of environmental factors: use of an ecological model
defended on 13/01/2009