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Rodolphe Gilbin
Rodolphe Gilbin, PhD
Head of radiation protecton department for populations and environment, IRSN
President of the European Radioecology Alliance
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0000-0002-6503-9198
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Présentation
**Institute for Radiological Protection and Nuclear Safety (IRSN)**
Radiation protecton department for populations and environment
IRSN/PSE-ENV/SERPEN
Cadarache BP-3, Bat-153 – F-13115 Saint-Paul-Lez-Durance
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My background is freshwater ecotoxicity, bioavailability and chemical speciation of contaminants from agriculture, urban areas and industry (trace metals, mixtures). I joined IRSN in 2002 first as a researcher in radionuclides ecotoxicology, then involved in the team management since 2008. I took part in several European projects in radioecology (ERICA, PROTECT, STAR, CONCERT) for the development of ecological risk assessment methods of radioactive contaminants and mixtures. As a member of the European Alliance in Radioecology (http://www.er-alliance.org) since its creation in 2009, and its president since 2023, I am also involved in the update of the Strategic Research Agenda for radioecology and its Joint roadmap within the european radiation protection research community.
Specializations:
\- Chemical speciation and bioavailability of radionuclides, trace metals and micro-pollutants
\- Ecological Risk Assessment and ecotoxicology (metals, radionuclides, ionizing radiation)
\- Context of multipollution in radioecology: exposure and joint effects of mixed contaminants on organisms at different levels of organization (subcellular; individual; population)
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