Combined effects of environmental stressors
Understanding how contaminants, temperature and pathogens interact to affect organisms, from molecular responses to behaviour and survival.
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 ↗How and Why individuals differ in their sensitivity
Investigating how sensitivity to environmental stress varies within and among populations, and the physiological and behavioural traits underlying these differences.
Wild bee diversity, health and pollination
Assessing how pesticides and their alternatives affect the health of different wild bee species, with consequences for bee diversity and pollination.
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.
Read the study ↗Recent news
All news ↗Open opportunities
View all ↗InternshipEffets d’un insecticide sur la physiologie et le service de pollinisation rendu par l’osmie (Osmia cornuta)INRAE - UR0406 Abeilles & Environnement
InternshipÉtude de la variabilité des comportements chez différentes espèces et lignées d’abeillesINRAE - UR0406 Abeilles & Environnement
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