Life under environmental pressure
From contaminants to warming and pathogens: understanding combined effects across biological levels.
Quentin Petitjean
Understanding how animals respond to a changing environment. Research in evolutionary ecotoxicology and ecophysiology at INRAE.
Evolutionary ecotoxicology & ecophysiology
Quentin Petitjean.
Understanding how animals respond to a changing environment.
I study how pollution, temperature and pathogens interact—and why some individuals and populations cope better than others.
Research scientist · INRAE
Bees & Environment · Avignon, France
One environment. Different responses.
Research themes ↗Why responses differ
Exploring behaviour, physiology and local adaptation in wild populations.
A closer look at wild bees
Investigating how contaminants and environmental stressors affect bees and their health.
Selected work
All publications ↗From animal movement
to biological insight.
MoveR brings importing, cleaning, visualising and analysing animal video-tracking data into one flexible R workflow.
Discover MoveR ↗Responses to pollution
depend on the population.
A field experiment in fish explores adaptive and plastic responses to metal contamination in a context of multiple stressors.
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All news ↗Let’s connect.
Research, open science, or a question about MoveR.