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Goulven Gildas Laruelle Ph-D student at Utrecht University |
Contact
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Address Goulven G. Laruelle Department of Earth Sciences - Geochemistry Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University P.O. Box 80.021 3508 TA Utrecht, the Netherlands |
Phone +31 (0)30 253 3264 Fax +31 (0)30 253 5302 Email g.laruelle@geo.uu.nl |
Ph.D. research in Utrecht
in terrestrial nutrient fluxes to coastal waters"
Supervisor: Dr. Caroline Slomp, Promotor: Prof. Dr. Philippe Van Cappellen
My Ph-D is part of the Utrecht University funded G-NUX Project which aim is to develop spatially-explicit, process-based models of particulate-bound and dissolved nitrogen and phosphorus fluxes along the terrestrial water cycle and at the land-ocean interface. This project involves the Departments of Physical Geography and Earth Sciences – Geochemistry. My particular task consists in the development of generic, regional coastal zone models to assess the impact of human-induced changes in riverine and groundwater nutrient inputs on regional coastal nutrient and carbon cycling. This work involves the definition of a global typology for coastal waters and the elaboartion of generic box models Those two tasks are currently my main activities in collaboration with Hans Duerr from the Physical Geography department.
Short Curriculum Vitae
- Education
- DEA in "Marine Environment Modeling" and in "Oceanology",
University of Liège (ULG), Belgium (2002) - Maitrise - "Biologie des Populations et des Ecosystèmes mention Environnement"
Western Britany University (UBO), France (2001) - A-Level in science Morlaix, France (1996)
- Research experience
- Ph-D position (Mar 2005-present)
- Research Assistant at Utrecht University in the framework of the EU-funded
Research Training Network Si-Webs. (Nov 2003-Feb 2005)
Topic: Modeling the benthic pelagic coupling of silica in the Bay of Brest - France. - Research Assistant at the Free University of Brussel in the framework of the EU-funded
IronAges program. (Dec 2002-Sep 2003)
Topic: Modeling phaeocystis bloom in the Ross Sea (Antarctica). - Research Assistant at the European Marine University Institute (IUEM), France. (Jul 2001)
Topic: Modeling early diagenesis of biogenic silica
- Teaching Assistant:
- 2004-2005 & 2006-2007
- "Reactive Transport Modeling" MSc course (teacher: P.A.G. Regnier) - 2005-2006
- "Geochemical Cycles" BSc course (teacher: C.P. Slomp)
Publications
| Pasquer B., Laruelle G., Becquevort S., Schoemann V., Goosse H. and Lancelot C. Linking ocean biogeochemical cycles and ecosystem structure and function: results of the complex SWAMCO-4 model. Journal of Sea Research 53, 93-108. |
Selected Conferences and Presentations
| Laruelle G. G., Dürr H. H., Slomp C. P., Middelkoop H., Meybeck M. Towards a Global Typology of Coastal Nutrient Cycling Research and Management of Eutrophication in Coastal Ecosystems, Nyborg, Denmark. | |
| Laruelle G. G., Ragueneau O., Thouzeau G., Leynaert A., Chauvaud L., Regnier P. A. G. Benthic-pelagic coupling of nutrient cycles by filter feeders activity in a semi-enclosed marine ecosystem. ASLO Summer Meeting, Santiago de Compostela, Spain. | |
| Laruelle G., Pasquer B., Gypens N., Goose H., Lancelot C (2003) Linking ocean biogeochemical cycles and ecosystem structure and function: results of the complex SWAMCO model. European Geophysical Society (EGS), Nice, France. | |
| Pasquer B., Laruelle G., Levu B., Lancelot C (2003) Modelling coccolithophorids blooms. European Geophysical Society (EGS), Nice, France. Poster. |