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Collaborative projects in progress
SUEZ Environnement, France.
Thesis subject (Delphine Rivière): "Study of the correlation between sewage treatment and microbial populations".
Contacts: J.M. Audic et P. Camacho. |
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-> Study of anaerobic bioreactors:
CEMAGREF Antony,
France.
Subject: functional analysis of the microflora of leachates from microbial degradation of solid wastes.
Contact: Théodore Bouchez |
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INSAT, Tunis, Tunisia.
Subject: analysis of the microflora of bioreactors for digestion of waste from abattoirs and residues from olive oil production.
Contact: Moktar Hamdi |
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-> Search for non-cultivable bacteria in diseases of unknown etiology:
INSERM, CHU sud francilien, France.
Contact : Judith Melki |
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Faculty of medecine, SFAX, Tunisia.
Thesis of Mariam Siala (3 months at Genoscope).
Contact : Adnene Hammami |
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-> Diversity of microflora implicated in the degradation of hydrocarbons:
Faculty of pharmacy, Monastir, Tunisia.
Thesis subject: biorémédiation of hydrocarbons in polluted environments (Ines Zrafi, 3 months at Genoscope).
Contact : Dalila Saidane et Amina Bakhrouf |
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-> Diversity of microorganisms from saline environment :
ENIS, Sfax, Tunisia.
Thesis of Houda Baati (3 months at Genoscope)
Contact : Emna Ammar
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"Anammox" project (Strous et al, 2006)
Michael Wagner's team, University of Vienna, Autria.
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Mike Jetten's team, University Radboud Nijmegen, Netherland.
Subject : sequencing of an " anammox " bacterium,
Candidatus Kuenenia stuttgartiensis. |
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Finished collaborative projects
Institut Français
du Pétrole, France.
Thesis of Sophie Penet : "Biodegradability of diesel fuel in the environment: composition and performance of degrading microflora", defended on Sept. 21, 2004. |
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European project (WIRES Ways of
Innovation for the Reduction of Excess Sludge). |
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