Formateurs du Cedre

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• Cedre's trainers

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    Sylvère ANDRE

    

    Ivan CALVEZ

    

    Fanny CHEVER

    

    Laura COTTE

    

    Loïce DAGORN

    

    Joseph DOUGUET

    

    William GIRAUD

    

    Vincent GOURIOU

    

    Arnaud GUÉNA

    

    Julien GUYOMARCH

    

    Nicolas JARRY

    

    Ronan JEZEQUEL

    

    Fanny JOUANNIN

    

    Mikaël LAURENT

    

    Thomas LE BIHAN

    

    Stéphane LE FLOCH

    

    Pascale LE GUERROUÉ

    

    Anne LE ROUX

    

    Jérémy LEGOUT

    

    Nicolas LOAEC

    

    Christophe LOGETTE

    

    Natalie MONVOISIN

    

    Marine PAUL

    

    Florence PONCET

    

    Maryline PORHEL

    

    Emmanuelle POUPON

    

    Nicolas TAMIC

    

    Agathe TROMELIN

    Sylvère ANDRE

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    Aquatic litter data scientist

    sylvere.andre@cedre.fr

    
    

    With a master’s degree in analytical chemistry followed by a PhD in spectroscopy and chemometrics during which he studied in situ and real-time monitoring of cell bioprocesses by Raman spectroscopy, Silvère André joined Cedre’s Research Department in March 2019.

    In August 2019, he joined Cedre’s Aquatic Litter team to manage and analyse all the data acquired by the French beach litter monitoring programme for the MSFD. In this respect, he collects, formats, analyses and validates beach litter data and designs tailor-made annual assessments for each active site of the programme.

    Silvère André is also in charge of formatting and transferring data for national and European databases, providing with good knowledge and a comprehensive overview of all the data acquired for the MSFD and the OSPAR Convention. In this respect, he supports Cedre’s action in the co-leading of the OSPAR Beach Litter Expert Group.

    With a solid expertise in data analysis, he carries out assessments of beach pollution by marine litter in terms of quantity, composition and evolution over time at different geographical scales.

    In addition to this work within the Aquatic Litter team, Silvère André also supports the activities of other departments at Cedre, for which he carries out various statistical studies.

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    Ivan CALVEZ

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    Senior engineer in Research Department

    ivan.calvez@cedre.fr

    
    

    2015- 2020, Operational Dept. as member of the first-line duty officers’ team.

    2014 – Present, Senior engineer in Research Department

    ·         Same activities as below (see 2003-2013);

    2003 – 2013, Engineer in Cedre’s Pollution Follow-Up Department

    ·         specialised in marine biology/ecology, more specifically responsible for studies related to environmental impact assessment of spills on marine and coastal environments, and recommendations in this field;

    ·         technical advisor as regards to shoreline clean-up activities and impact assessment;

    ·         involved in Cedre’s various activities, more specifically in charge of: feedback from oil spills, in France and abroad, in particular as part of an ongoing technological monitoring approach; the establishment of a database of oil and chemical spills having occurred worldwide (marine and inland waters);

    ·         also takes part in workshops, conferences and studies (feedback, state of the art, etc.) focusing on specific spills, response themes or techniques;

    1997 – 2003, Research activities

    ·         Both as PhD student and as a contract-funded researcher at the Institut Universitaire Européen de la Mer (IUEM ; Brest/Plouzané, France)

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    Fanny CHEVER

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    Engineer in oil behavior and impact assessment

    fanny.chever@cedre.fr

    
    

    With a PhD applied to the physical speciation of iron in open ocean and its interaction with phytoplankton, Fanny Chever pursued a 18-month post-doc working on the use of isotopic tools (HR-ICP/MS and MC-ICP/MS) for a better understanding of the marine iron cycling (IUEM, Brest, France and WHOI, Woods Hole, MA, USA).

    With her experience in analytical chemistry she worked for nearly 5 years in oceanographic laboratories in France, Australia and United Kingdom to improve knowledge of iron cycling in the oceans. She developed a strong expertise in the field of analytical development dedicated to trace metals. She gained experience working on different matrices (water, particles, hydrothermal fluids, sediments, riverine samples and biological tissues). In the frame of international scientific programs, she participated in 3 scientific expeditions of 7-9 weeks in the Southern Ocean and Antarctica, where she acquired strong field experience in extreme conditions. She also gained teaching experience, being a lecturer within the Chemistry Department of the University of Western Brittany (UBO, France) for 4 years during her PhD.

    She then joined the Analysis and Resources Department at Cedre in June 2015. She is involved on a regular basis as a chemist in the Analysis and Resources Department. She works on laboratory and pilot scale tests to study the behaviour and fate of oil spilt at sea. She is also involved in identifying the origin of oil pollution incidents and has developed an expertise in the various processes that affect fingerprints. She is also involved as lecturer in training courses including chemical specialty for civil servants as well as industry. She is a member of Cedre’s Emergency Response Team since January 2017, as an appointed Duty Engineer.

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    Laura COTTE

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    Engineer in the Research Department

    laura.cotte@cedre.fr

    
    

    
    

    Laura Cotte holds a PhD in Marine Chemistry focused on the chemistry of metals in the hydrothermal fluid-seawater mixing of deep-sea hydrothermal vents (Mid-Atlantic Ridge). During her PhD, she improved her skills in Electrochemistry and analytical chemistry, in particular in the field of analytical development dedicated to trace metals. She participated in 2 scientific expeditions of 3 weeks in the Atlantic Ocean, where she acquired a strong field experience. She also worked for 5 months in a research laboratory in Croatia (Ruđer Bosković Institute, Zagreb). 

    Once her PhD received, Laura Cotte pursued her carrier as a European project manager at the ‘Pôle Mer Bretagne Atlantique’ and then at ‘Shom’ until 2021.

    With her dual expertise in Marine chemistry and EU-project management, she joined the Research Department as a chemical engineer in March 2021. Up to now, she has been mainly involved in the administrative and technical management of the MANIFESTS EU-project co-ordinated by Cedre. She is also in charge of conducting lab testing and pilot-scale experiments in order to better understand the short-term behaviour of volatile chemicals (evaporation kinetics, solubilisation, etc.) as well as the risks associated with the evaporation of such substances.

    Hired on a permanent contract in September 2022, she will be soon involved in:

    • Cedre's cross-disciplinary activities, particularly in training courses and in Cedre’s Emergency Response Team, as an appointed Duty Engineer;
    • The writing of research proposals in response to national and international calls for tender and the management of scientific projects;
    • The characterisation of the pollutant’s distribution in the environment towards the development of analytical protocols adapted to emerging molecules.

    
    

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    Loïce DAGORN

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    Engineer within Studies and Training Department

    loeiz.dagorn@cedre.fr

    
    

    As a graduate in geomorphology and coastal planning with multidisciplinary training, Loïce Dagorn chose to specialise in the marine environment and coastal ecology. The various positions he has occupied have helped to make him a versatile engineer and provided him with field experience. He contributed to the response to coastal oil pollution from the Erika spill as a shoreline clean-up team leader, and during the Prestige spill, on board on a French Navy supply recovery vessel.

    In May 2001, Loïce joined Cedre, where he was initially a trainer, then very soon integrated the Contingency Planning team. He is in charge of providing marine pollution assistance to the French authorities and producing contingency plans for oil companies and harbours, both in France and overseas (West Africa, Indian Ocean, etc.). He also organizes and conducts various training courses at Cedre and on sites.

    His professional diving certificate and his boating experience mean that he is also called upon to organise and run trials conducted at sea by Cedre, or as part of Polmar Sea exercises, or even in the case of real-life spills at sea.

    Loïce has also provided technical support in the field, at sea and on the shoreline, and within command centers during a number of moderate and large spills.

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    Joseph DOUGUET

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    Analysis and Resources Department Technician

    joseph.douguet@cedre.fr

    
    

  Since 2015: Recruited as a technician in equipment testing, training and experimental devices, Nicolas is in charge of:

  • maintenance (mechanics, electricity, fluids) of infrastructures and equipment used for training;
  • contribution to the improvement of Cedre’s experimentation capacity, in particular through the modification, improvement or design of devices;
  • design and conduct of on land or at sea equipment tests and experiments;
  • logistical preparation and technical support for the practical exercises and training courses run for Cedre’s private and public partners and clients;
  • participation in all operational response assignments carried out by Cedre both in France and abroad;
  • drafting of technical documentation (specifications, technical drawings, instructions, trial logbook, etc.) during the design of experimental devices.
    

  
  

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