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Magali PHILIPPE

Research Engineer

Contact details

Address: Maison de la Recherche de l'Université Jean Jaurès 5, Allées A. Machado - 31058 TOULOUSE Cedex 1
Office: C122
Phone: 05 61 50 36 99
Email: magali.philippe@univ-tlse2.fr
Personal Website: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Magali-Philippe

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Research Engineer

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Support for the laboratory’s scientific projects:

Participation in the activities of the palaeoenvironment division and its associated platform: preparation and analysis of sedimentary and palaeoecological samples.
Development of a limnology and palaeolimnology division: implementation of appropriate methodologies and processing of acquired data (Studies of macro‑ and micro‑invertebrate remains, including Chironomidae and Daphnia ephippia).
Participation in field operations for various projects developed by the unit or within external collaborations.
Development and implementation of approaches for assessing ecosystem services provided by different ecosystems (grasslands, forests, pastoral commons, crops).
Manager of a portable X‑ray fluorescence spectrometer (Niton XL3t handheld device) for detecting chemical elements in soils: implementation of this technology for issues related to pollution, soil quality and archaeology.
Supervision of undergraduate to Master’s students for sample preparation and use of the X‑ray fluorescence spectrometer.
Participation in the management of equipment and facilities.
Laboratory safety assistant.

KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS :

After the first part of my professional career within INSB, CNRS, in the fields of biotechnology applied to cancer research and immunology, I completed a professional Master’s degree (Year 2) in Ecology and Environmental Biosciences at ENSAT. I completed this training with an internship at the Dynafor laboratory (INRA), where I worked on assessing interactions between ecosystem services in arable farming, the role of landscape contexts, and consequences for production.
I then joined the GEODE laboratory of INEE, CNRS. To meet the needs of the scientific projects in which I am involved, I undertook training in the use of a portable X‑ray fluorescence spectrometer, R training, and the thematic school Cocodone, Data collection and preparation: the challenges of sharing.

COMMUNICATION :

Landscape Ecology Meeting, New Horizons for Landscape Ecology (Poster presentations: “Human‑Environment Observatory of the Vicdessos Valley (Pyrenees)” and “Using Chironomidae and Cladocera in sediment records to evaluate ecosystem effects of fish introduction in four mountain lakes of the Pyrenees / De Mendoza G., Millet L., Rius D., Simonneau A., Ollivier G., Philippe M., Galop D.”)