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CONTACT : Antoine Sciandra

Laboratoire d'Océanographie de Villefranche, LOV
Institut de la Mer de Villefranche, IMEV
181 Chemin du Lazaret
06230 Villefranche-sur-Mer (France)

Senior scientist

@ CHOC

Antoine Sciandra

Current position :

2002-Present: Senior Scientist LOV (CNRS)

Status :

Permanent

Employer :

CNRS

Team(s) :

Hosting Lab :

LOV (UMR 7093)

Keywords :

zoo- and phytoplankton ecophysiology, modelling, microalgae valorisation

Complementary Information

Antoine Sciandra has specialized in the study of the ecophysiology of microalgae, notably through a laboratory experimental approach, with two objectives: 1) to understand its response to global change and the consequences on ocean biogeochemical cycles and 2) to optimize the production of target metabolites. To this end, he has developed a highly sophisticated culture system, the PhytoPulse, that produces high-frequency data needed to validate mathematical growth models. He has also set up a platform (Full Spectrum) that allows experiments to be carried out on l microalgae culture ponds. He has supervised about 15 PhD students, produced 68 papers (H-index 25), participated in 10 oceanographic campaigns, and contributed to various projects on the valorization of microalgae (ANR : Shamash, Factor4, Purple Sun, Ctrl-AB, Photobiofilm Explorer; PIA : OPALE; FUI : Salinalgue). He is also associated with 4 patents, and was director of LOV for 10 years.

Facilities

Scientific Manager
Scientific Manager

PUBLICATIONS

Sciences-Sur-Mer

As part of the Year of the Ocean, the Laboratoire d’Océanographie de Villefranche is actively participating in two major events: the One Ocean Science Congress and l’UNOC’3.
Our unit’s staff will take part in scientific discussions and associated events, and will also contribute to the “Sciences-sur-Mer” Festival (June 7–13, Villefranche-sur-Mer), which aims to strengthen the link between science and society by offering opportunities for dialogue between stakeholders and inviting both the general public and school groups to take part.