The first thesis committee of Jordan Bello (phd student, Irstea Nogent-sur-Vernisson) was held on May 10, 2016 in Paris (AgroParisTech).
His thesis, co-funded by the region Centre Val de Loire and ADEME, is based on the OPTMix experimental plots and aims at answering the following question:
“Mixing tree species and lowering stand density: Are these forestry strategies relevant to face climate change?”
The participants of this first thesis committee:
– Laurent Augusto, Inra Bordeaux
– Damien Bonal, Inra Nancy-Lorraine
– Cécile Vincent-Barbaroux, University of Orléans
– Nicolas Delpierre, University of Paris-Sud 11
– Miriam Buitrago, ADEME Angers
– Nathalie Korboulewsky, phd supervisor (Irstea)
– Patrick Vallet, co-supervisor (Irstea)
– Philippe Balandier, advisor (Irstea)
– Thomas Perot, advisor (Irstea)
