Eli Thoré

International conference on Fish Physiology in Support of Sustainable Aquaculture

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I am very pleased to announce the upcoming international conference Fish Physiology in Support of Sustainable Aquaculture, which will take place in Namur (Belgium) on 6–9 July 2026. We are organizing this conference in honor of the scientific career of Prof. Patrick Kestemont, whose work has had a major and lasting impact on fish physiology, […]

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Advisory role in new microplastics project (AQUAPLAST)

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I am happy to say that I will be joining the Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee of AQUAPLAST, a newly approved Moerman-funded research project coordinated by the Walloon Institute for Evaluation, Forecasting and Statistics (ISSeP). The project focuses on microplastic contamination and its biological effects in the River Meuse, with particular attention to the influence

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Welcome, Arthur!

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We are very happy to welcome Arthur Fasse into our team! Arthur is a MSc student from the University of Caen Normandy (France) and will be doing his internship with our PhD student Noémie Buratto. Together, they will be looking into the effects of anthropogenic stress on the dinoflagellate Symbiodinium microadriaticum – an endosymbiotic algae

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New paper in Environmental Science & Technology 📄

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Some great news to start 2026: we published a new article in Environmental Science & Technology titled: “Are Behavioral Ecotoxicity Endpoints Relevant at the Population Level? Evidence-Based Insights for Environmental Protection.” The paper examines how behavioural endpoints can inform population-level risk assessment and environmental protection, reinforcing their relevance for regulatory science. Read the article here!

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IPCP General Assembly

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On 10 December, I attended the General Assembly of the International Panel on Chemical Pollution (IPCP). The IPCP brings together independent scientists working at the science–policy interface to advance evidence-based approaches to chemicals and waste management at all governance levels. It was a valuable opportunity to engage with ongoing efforts to translate science into policy

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