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Team - Anthropogenic influences employee

Cloé Hadjadji

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+41 41 462 97 00
cloe.hadjadji@vogelwarte.ch

Swiss Ornithological Institute
Seerose 1
6204 Sempach
Switzerland

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Anthropogenic influences employee

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Anthropogenic influences

Ecotoxicology

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EXPERTISE

Ecotoxicology and risk assessment (metal trace elements, persistent organic pollutants, adverse outcome pathways)
Ecophysiology (oxidative stress, mitochondrial traits, metabolism, immune function)
Evolutionary Biology (life history trade-offs, quantitative genetics)

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Education
2023-2027	PhD, Swiss Ornithological Institute/University of Lausanne (UNIL), Switzerland
2021-2023	MSc in conservation biology, University of Bourgogne Franche-Comté, France
2018-2021	BSc in biology and ecology, University of Franche-Comté, France

PUBLICATIONS

Publications while working at the Swiss Ornithological Institute

Evidence linking cadmium and/or lead exposure to immunomodulatory effects in mammals based upon an adverse outcome pathways approach, and research perspectives

Hadjadji, Cloe; Devalloir, Quentin; Gaillard, Colette; van den Brink, Nico W.; Scheifler, Renaud (2025)
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemosphere.2024.144056

FURTHER PUBLICATIONS

Metals in the Réunion harrier:

tissue concentrations and meaning for conservation Hadjadji, S. Augiron, N. Crini, C. Amiot, V. Driget, J. Tourmetz, S. Renault, M. Coeurdassier (2023)

https://doi.org/10.1007/s11356-023-28748-7

PhD co-supervised by Dr. Pierre Bize (Swiss Ornithological institute) and Pr. Jérôme Goudet (University of Lausanne), in collaboration with Julien Martin (University of Ottawa, Canada) and Antoine Stier (IPHC Strasbourg, France).

CO-OPERATIONS

→ France, Chrono-Environnement Laboratory - Prof Renaud Scheifler, Dr. Michael Coeurdasser, Dr. Quentin Devalloir : Collaborative project investing the effects of trace metal elements on mammals immune system.

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Anthropogenic influences

We want to understand how human influences affect the well-being, behaviour and individual fitness of birds.

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