ILEE Research Day 2021/2022

Last year's Research Day finally had to be cancelled due to the pandemic situation. We are thus looking forward to organise the annual scientific meeting of ILEE members now in spring!

https://ilee.unamur.be/events/ilee-research-day-2021-2022
ILEE Research Day 2021/2022
2022-05-30T08:30:00+02:00
2022-05-30T17:00:00+02:00
Last year's Research Day finally had to be cancelled due to the pandemic situation. We are thus looking forward to organise the annual scientific meeting of ILEE members now in spring!

When May 30, 2022 from 08:30 AM to 05:00 PM (Europe/Brussels / UTC200)
Where Quai 22, Rue du Séminaire 22, 5000 Namur
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The immense diversity of ILEE

The variety of topics presented during talks and flash presentations during the ILEE Research Day on May 30 was impressive, reaching from the history of industrial abbeys, underground rivers, twitter and facebook posts, earthquakes, fish, parasitoids & rotifers to high-resolution molecular spectroscopies. The 40 participants further appreciated the two excellent key note talks: Robert Malina from UHasselt told us all about the CMK, the Centre for Environmental Sciences he presides – so much to learn for ILEE from their 25years experience! Farid Dahdouh-Guebas (ULB) literally took the audience away to the fascinating world of mangroves. Bastien Vispoel (Physics) and Anthony Mathiron (Biology) convinced for the price for the best poster and oral presentation – Congratulations!!
The general assembly and a glass of local beer/wine perfectly closed the day at the Quai 22.

Photos of the day

Programme

8h30 - Welcome with coffee & bits

9h00	Tracer dispersion in karstic environments: quantification and characterization by multi-point tracer tests – Romain Deleu
9h20	“Industrial Abbeys" in Belgium: from Secularization to Heritagization – Mathilde Macaux
9h40	Ecotoxicological aspects of an oestrogen (Estetrol-E4) as a contraceptive hormone, via biological tests using zebrafish – Sébastien Baekelandt
10h00	Key note: Interdisciplinary Research in the U Hasselt Centre of Environmental Science: Lessons and Challenges – Robert Malina, CMK UHasselt

10h40 coffee break

11h10	Mangrove Ecosystem in Benin West Africa: Local uses, Ecosystem Services and Threats – Constant Gnansounou
11h30	Polemic about the City of the Nervii: Antiquarianism and Local Traditions in the Southern Netherlands – Olivier Latteur
11h50	High-resolution molecular spectroscopies: from lab to atmospheres and space – Bastien Vispoel Poster
11h55	Effects of anthropogenic disturbances on the Ankavia River, Madagascar – Voahanginirina, Helène Poster
12h00	Does exposure to microplastics at different stages of larval development affect zebrafish immune responses? – Valerie Cornet Poster
12h05	UNESCO Global Geopark Famenne-Ardenne (Belgium): an exceptional landscape shaped in a contrasted limestone - shale deposit environment. – Vincent Hallet Poster
12h10	The evolution of resistance in aphid parasitoids – Alice Dennis Poster
12h15	Am I your mother? Androgenetic reproduction in the Corbicula clam genus – Martin Vastrade Poster
12h20	Key note: A historical overview of global functions, goods and services of mangrove forests – Farid Dahdou-Guebas, ULB

13h00 - Lunch & Poster session

14h00	Social media big data for studying climate-society interactions: Evidence from the 2021 flood in Europe – Sébastien Dujardin
14h20	Risk perception and adaptive capacity by stakeholders to earthquakes: Case of Anse-à-Veau, Haïti – Garry Jordan
14h40	Immediate and delayed effects of early exposure to permethrine on fish phenotypic traits: the example of the mangrove rivulus – Anthony Mathiron
15h00	Blurred lines: questioning the correlation of desiccation and radiation resistance among bdelloid rotifers – Boris Hespeels
15h20	Instrumentation to monitor polluting gases: IRis-F1 – Muriel Lepère
15h40	Long-term effects of aquatic pollutants: summary of the international conference EcoBIM – Frédéric Silvestre
16h00	General Assembly ILEE
16h15	Award ceremony

16h30 - Closing drink