PhD. Léa Cabrol

Biochemistry Engineering, National Institute of Applied Sciences INSA, Toulouse, France, 2006.
Master of Industrial Microbiology, Paul Sabatier Toulouse III University, France, 2006.
Doctor of Bioprocesses, Montpellier II University, France, 2010

Microbial diversity
Role of microbial communities in the biogeochemical cycles of methane and mercury
Climate change in high latitudes
Microbial ecology in bioprocesses for water treatment and bioenergy production.

Cabrol L; Thalasso F; Gandois L; Sepúlveda-Jauregui A; Martínez-Cruz K; Teisserenc R; Tananaev N; Tveit A; Svenning M; Barret M. 2020. Anaerobic methane oxidation and associated microbiome in anoxic water of Northwest Siberian lakes.Science of the total environment.
Pfeiffer M; Padarian J; Osorio R; Bustamante N; Olmedo F.; Cabrol L; et al. 2020. Chlsoc: The Chilean soil organic carbon database, a multi-institutional collaborative effort. L. Earth System Science Data.
Thalasso F; Sepúlveda-Jauregui A; Gandois, L; Martínez-Cruz K; Gerardo-Nieto O; Astorga-España María S; Teisserenc R; Lavergne C; Tananaev N; Barret M; Cabrol L. 2020. Methane oxidation by suboxycycline can fully adsorb ch4 produced in sediments: a case study of a Siberian lake. Scientific reports (2020).
Villar E; Cabrol L; Heimburger Boavida LE. Widespread microbial mercury methylation genes in the global ocean. Environmental Microbiology Reports.
Lavergne C; Aguilar-Muñoz P; Calle N; Thalasso F; Astorga-España MS; Cabrol L. Temperature differently affected methanogenic pathways and microbial communities in sub-Antarctic freshwater ecosystems. Environment International 154, 106575