Amaelle Landais is a « Chargée de Recherche » at the CNRS Paris, France.
Amaelle is using and developing methods mainly based on air and water isotopic measurements in ice cores to better constraint the interactions between climate, hydrological cycle and biosphere over the last Quaternary. She defended her PhD thesis in 2004 at LSCE, spent 2 years as post-doctoral fellow at the Institute of Earth Science in Jerusalem and is back in France since 2007 (LSCE). She has published about 46 scientific papers (15 as main author) and was awarded recently by the scientific franco-israeli foundation (2010), the French science academy (E. Roth award, 2011) and the CNRS bronze medal (2011).
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