Emilie Stoll is a researcher in Social Anthropology at the French National Center for Scientifi Research (CNRS).
Her research team is UMR 8053 (Carribean Laboratory in Social Sciences - LC2S) at the Université des Antilles. She is also a collaborator of the Centro de Documentação Historica do Baixo Amazonas of the Federal University of Western Para, in Santarém (Brazil) as well as an associate researcher at UMR 208 (Local Heritage, E,vironment and Globalization - PALOC) at the National Museum of Natural History, in Paris.
Her research, conducted in the Brazilian Amazon, is at the intersection of Americanist anthropology (study of Amerindian groups in South America), the anthropology of transmission (study of long-term migrations and construction of land grounding) and the anthropology of nature (perception of landscape dynamics, relationships between humans and non-humans).
She has also begun a comparative study of the relationship to the ground bond by descendants of migrants in the US Midwest (Ohio State).