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Climate theses

If you are interested in joining our team on a doctoral project, please contact the scientific members  here.

Most projects start in spring but can also be opened at other times of the year.

Theses in progress

Anaëlle ALCAINO

Spatial and temporal dynamics of microplastics in the bay of Marseille: experimental approach and link with modelling

Supervision: Laurence Vidal (CEREGE) and Laetitia Licari (CEREGE).

Ellyn AURIAL

Study of extreme solar events, solar activity and the geomagnetic field during the last deglaciation using beryllium-10 and Cl-36 measured in the ice borehole at the Talos Dome site (Antarctica)

Supervisors: Mélanie Baroni , Edouard Bard (CEREGE)

Gabriel BERA

Recent geochronology of glaciers in Central Asia

Supervisors: Franck Lavigne (LGP-CNRS), Vincent Rinterknecht (CEREGE)

Paul BOTTÉ

Reconstructing the evolution of Eocene palaeoclimates in southern Eurasia using geological and geochemical tools to better understand past mammal dispersals

Supervisor: Alexis Licht (CEREGE)

Josué DAUVIER

Effect of coccolithophore calcification on δ13

Supervisor: Luc Beaufort(CEREGE)

Virgile DERVIS

Sediment dynamics of the Middle Durance over the course of cycles
glacial/interglacial: paleoclimatic, tectonic and environmental implications

Supervisors: Alexis Nutz and Magali Rizza (CEREGE), Hélène Tissoux (BRGM)

Jérémie DOKO

Vegetation changes in West Africa during the recent Holocene: the opening of the Dahomey Gap in southern Benin as revealed by phytoliths

Supervisors: Anne Alexandre (CEREGE) and Monique Tossou (Abomey Calavi University, Benin) 

Mélanie GUARDIOLA

Hydroclimatic dynamics and carbon cycle in the central Congo basin during the Holocene (ORACLE)

Supervisors: Yannick Garcin (CEREGE) and Edouard Bard (CEREGE)

Vincent GUARINOS

Oxygenation variability in the Mediterranean Sea during the last two interglacial periods

Supervisors: Kazuyo Tachikawa and Tom Chalk (CEREGE).

Guillaume LASSUS

Design and development of an automated microscopy system applying the microfluidic approach for the identification of marine plankton and species sorting of coccolithophore microfossils

Supervision: Luc Beaufort (CEREGE)

Yohan LICHTERFELD

Reconstitution of modes of climate variability in the Indian Ocean on seasonal and interannual scales: calibration and application to the Pleistocene

Supervisors: Guillaume Leduc and Clara Bolton (CEREGE).

Elise LUCIANI

Dynamics of the Central American monsoon during the Late Pleistocene: contributions of molecular biomarker isotopy

Supervisors: Guillaume Leduc (CEREGE) and Edouard Bard (CEREGE)

 

Charlotte MENTION

Respective roles of climatic and anthropogenic changes on the opening of the African rainforest during the recent Holocene: a multi-proxy analysis combining ecology, isotope geochemistry and modelling

Supervision: Christelle Hély (ISE-M) and Julie Aleman (CEREGE).

Erwan PINEAU

Stability/Instability of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation: What can we learn from the past and what have been the consequences for the oceanic carbon sink?

Supervisors: Yannick Donnadieu (CEREGE), Camille Lique (LOPS, Brest)

Océane POLLET

Study of organic matter in sediments from karstic archaeological sites using an innovative multi-analytical approach - The Lazarus cave.

Supervisors: Thibaut Devièse (CEREGE) and Gérald Culioli (Avignon University / IMBE)

Perrine POIRIER

Impact of global climatic and tectonic forcing on landscape dynamics in the Turkana Depression (Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia) during the Plio-Pleistocene: what local responses to global changes?

Supervision: Alexis LICHT (CEREGE) and Alexis NUTZ (CEREGE).

Lou SPANNEUT

Elucidating feeding behaviour in the face of climate change during the Late Pleistocene. Development of an innovative biomolecular approach.

Supervisors: Thibaut Devièse (CEREGE), Gwenaëlle Goude (LAMPEA)

Amélie SURMONT

Study of the life cycle of microplastics in the ocean using in situ and ex situ approaches: the Marseilles coastline as a pilot site

Supervisors: Laurence Vidal, Jerome Labille (CEREGE)
Theses defended
Joanna CHARTON: Paleoclimatic reconstruction over the last 40,000 years based on glacial chronologies for the Kerguelen archipelago, established using the cosmogenic nuclide chlorine-36.
Joanna CHARTON: Paleoclimatic reconstruction over the last 40 000 years based on glacial chronologies for the Kerguelen archipelago, established using the cosmogenic nuclide chlorine-36
Quentin PILLOT: Evolution of ecology and climate during the Upper Miocene, a cross between marine data and numerical modelling of the Earth System
Quentin PILLOT: Evolution of ecology and climate during the Upper Miocene, a cross between marine data and numerical modelling of the Earth System
Souleyman ABBA: Hydrological, geochemical and isotopic functioning of the volcanic lakes of the Adamoua plateau (North Cameroon)
Souleyman ABBA: Hydrological, geochemical and isotopic functioning of volcanic lakes on the Adamoua plateau (North Cameroon)
Michael Babatunde ADEBAYO: Dynamics of the Equatorial Ocean during Plio-Pleistocene Warm Periods by Automated Analysis of Planktonic Foraminifera
Michael Babatunde ADEBAYO: Dynamics of the Equatorial Ocean during Plio-Pleistocene Warm Periods by Automated Analysis of Planktonic Foraminifera
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