Defended PhD Theses

PhD thesis of Lyndsay Clavareau

defended on 16/12/2021

Integrated modelling of depredation in marine ecosystems

PhD thesis of Bastien Taormina

defended on 16/12/2019

Potential impacts of submarine power cables from marine renewable energy projects on benthic communities

PhD thesis of Auriane Jones

defended on 14/12/2017
Effect of an engineer species on the diversity and functioning of benthic communities : the Sabellaria Alveolata reef habitat

PhD thesis of Nikolaos Alexandridis

defended on 28/03/2017

Models of general community assembly mechanisms simulating the spatial and temporal dynamics of benthic biodiversity

PhD thesis of Carine Rigolet

defended on 22/02/2013
Structural and functional diversity of Haploops nirae habitats in South Britany

PhD thesis of Olivier Blanpain

defended on 16/10/2009
Size graded sediment dynamics: from the processes characterization to the transport modelling in the English Channel

PhD thesis of Amelia Curd

defended on 07/07/2020

On the Macroecology and Global Distribution of the Ecosystem Engineer, Sabellaria alveolata in a changing world

PhD thesis of Thibault Androuin

defended on 13/12/2018

Trophic ecology of the engineer species Crepidula fornicata and implications for its habitat functioning

PhD thesis of Alexandre Robert

defended on 30/05/2017

Combined effects of natural and anthropogenic factors on benthic invertebrate communities of Norway lobster mudflats in the Bay of Biscay

PhD thesis of Tristan Petit

defended on 07/03/2017
Seabed type characterization and bathymetry estimation by radiative transfer model inversion: Application to hyperspectral imaging of coral reefs

PhD thesis of Aline Blanchet

defended on 19/12/2012

The populations of two epibenthic ophiuroids Ophiothrix fragilis et Ophiocomina nigra at the tip of Brittany (France): evolution and trophic ecology