Elodie Couture
About Elodie Couture
Elodie Couture is a Study Director in Ecotoxicology at Syntech Research, where she has worked since 2017. She holds a master's degree from Sorbonne Université and has experience in terrestrial and bees ecotoxicology.
Work at SynTech Research
Elodie Couture has been employed at SynTech Research since 2017, where she holds the position of Study Director in Ecotoxicology. In this role, she oversees various projects related to the environmental impact of chemicals on ecosystems. Prior to her current position, she worked as study personnel in terrestrial ecotoxicology for five months in Lyon and in bees ecotoxicology for four months in Nîmes, both in 2016. Her experience at SynTech Research has contributed to her expertise in assessing ecological risks.
Education and Expertise
Elodie Couture completed her undergraduate studies at Université de Cergy-Pontoise from 2010 to 2013. She then pursued a master's degree at Sorbonne Université from 2013 to 2015. Her educational background provides her with a solid foundation in ecotoxicology, which she applies in her current role. Her expertise encompasses the study of chemical effects on terrestrial and aquatic organisms, as well as the impact on pollinators.
Background
Elodie Couture's professional journey includes a research internship at Inserm in Paris for one month in 2012. This early experience in a research environment helped shape her career in ecotoxicology. Following her internship, she transitioned to SynTech Research, where she has developed her skills and knowledge in environmental science, particularly in the assessment of ecotoxicological risks.
Professional Experience
Before her current role as Study Director, Elodie Couture gained practical experience in the field of ecotoxicology through her positions at SynTech Research in 2016. Her roles focused on terrestrial and bees ecotoxicology, allowing her to engage in hands-on research and contribute to studies assessing the impact of various substances on ecosystems. This experience laid the groundwork for her advancement to a director position.