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Solenn Stoeckel
Senior researcher in theoretical and applied population genetics for contemporary species with xeno reproductive modes and structured life-cycles.
INRAE, Dept. Aqua, UMR DECOD.
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Presentation
Researcher in theoretical and applied contemporary population genetics.
[Google Scholar](https://scholar.google.fr/citations?user=9_ngu_IAAAAJ)
[Orcid](https://orcid.org/my-orcid?orcid=0000-0001-6064-5941)
[Gitlab](https://forgemia.inra.fr/users/solenn.stoeckel/projects)
[Software webpage](https://eng-igepp.rennes.hub.inrae.fr/productions/software)
**Research Interests**
I'm interested in theoretical and applied population genetics, and population ecology in general. I mostly worked on partially clonal and allogamous species. I try to understand and characterize the dynamics of genetic diversity over time and explicit space for monitored contemporary species that matters for ecosystems and human activities. I mostly use forward exact and approximated formalisms of population genetics and probabilities of identity to decipher relashionship between individuals over couples to hundreds of generations. At these limited scales, backward highly-approximated population genetic formalisms, like using branching processes, are not enough accurate to track population trajectories of genetic diversity and to infer biological and ecological parameters constraining the evolution of populations. I use and teach probability, stochastic processes, high-troughput computation, algorithm, Bayesian and frequentist statistics, supervised machine learning, mating system and reproductive modes in Eucaryots. I'm finally interested and teach epistemology, history of sciences and science policies.
**Education**
1997: Baccalaureate in Sciences, Lycée Descartes, Tours.
Sep. 2002: DEA Ecology, Evolution and population management (Univ. Tours)
Juin 2006: Doctorate in Forest and landscape science, ENGREF-AgroParisTech, Paris. Dir. N. Frascaria-Lacoste & S. Mariette.
Sep 2017: Habilitation à Diriger les Recherches Vie-Agro-Santé, Univ. Rennes1.
**Initial trainings**
1999: Training in population dynamics and management using modelling and numerical computation to predict wild foxes vaccinations to control rabies disease on island systems, University of Tours (pharmacology lab), 3 months.
2000: Training in Spatial Ecology of a tritrophic life-cycle in the regional natural park of Brenne with University of Tours and the MNHN Paris, 3 months.
2001: Training in Behvioural Ecology to characterize the mating system of *Cardiocondyla elegans* in Loire valley, University of Tours, 6 months.
**Profesional positions in research**
2002-2006: Doctorate on the reproductive modes and its consequences on genetic diversity of wild cherry populations in France, supervised by Dr Stephanie Mariette and Pr Nathalie Frascaria-Lacoste, Cemagref, University Paris XI & AgroParisTech-ENGREF.
2006: Short Postdoc Cemagref, 3 months.
2006-2007: Temporary lecturer (ATER, full time), University Paris 6. Research with Pr Aboubakry Sarr and Pr Thierry Robert, Paris 6/XI.
2007-2012: Tenured researcher junior, INRAE, dept Plant Health and Environment (SPE), UMR Bio3P, team Ecology and Genetics of insects, Le Rheu.
2012: Visiting scientist/Postdoc, Evolutionary Biology Centre, Uppsala University, Mattias Jakobsson's team, Uppsala, Sweden.
2012-2015: Tenured senior researcher, INRAE, dept Plant Health and Environment (SPE), UMR IGEPP, team Ecology and Genetics of insects, Le Rheu.
2015-2024: Tenured senior researcher, INRAE, dept Plant Health and Environment (SPE), UMR IGEPP, team Demecology: Dynamics, Evolution, Modelling, Ecology, Le Rheu.
Currently, from 2024: Tenured senior reserchear, INRAE, dept Aquatic Ecosystems, Water Resources and Risks (AQUA), UMR DECOD from source to sea, Rennes.
**Courses Taught**
Teaching unit ALEA: Stochastic models for population ecology in Master2 MODE (Modelling in Ecology), Univerity Rennes1. https://osur.univ-rennes.fr/ue-bee-m2-ALEA
Teaching unit PGG: Population Genetics and Genomics in Master2 MODE and BEE (Biodiversity, Ecology and Evolution). https://osur.univ-rennes.fr/ue-bee-m2-GGP
I previously taught Population genetics, Stastistics, Population dynamics, Epistemology, Advanced numerical computation, Introduction to probability, Methodology in ecology, History of sciences, Population management, Behavioural ecology, Spatial ecology, Genotypings. I did most of these courses at University Paris IX (Orsay), Paris 6 (Jussieu), University of Rennes1, University Of Bordeaux, University of Lille, Institut Agro, AgroParisTech, Paris 7 (Diderot), CNRS Formation and INRAE Formation for resaerchers and professionals.
**List of projects**
**Present and past lab members**
**Past visiting researchers**
Pr. Maria E. Orive, KU (Mar. 2017, August 2019).
Dr Stacy Krueger-Hadfield, UAB & VIMS (Sept. 2023).
Dr Ekaterina Bocharova, RAS & VNIRO Moscow (June 2018, Nov.-Dec. 2019, Metchnikov grant).
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**Early profesionnal experiences**
I worked out of research to fund my studies before engaging into a PhD. In my experience, this is an important step to open mind on the society, to understand why engaging in long studies as student, and to gain perspective on the research governance and profession. I list these small jobs as an example of this practice for my student.
- Fire- and rescue-man at SDIS 37 with a corpus of related diplomas and formations. I managed a small environment and animal intervention team (7 years, since I was 17, week-ends, evenings & hollidays).
- Child, teenager and disable educator with a corpus of related diplomas (BAFA, lifeguard, horse instructor, nature specialisation; around 8 months in total).
- Agricultural worker in berries, cereals, goat and cow farms (~6 months in total).
- Worker in a book factory (varnishing and lamination line; 2 weeks).
- Book seller ( 2 weeks).
- Bartender in London (2 weeks). Nice experience for improving english language ;)
Skills
population genetics
population ecology
population biology
evolution
stochastic models
high-throughput computing
numerical computation
supervised machine learning
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RClone : Partially Clonal Populations Analysis2016
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Génotypage SNP : Protocole Hi-Plex2Genomics, May 2022, Orléans, France
Conference poster
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ClonEstiMate, a Bayesian method for quantifying rates of clonality of populations genotyped at two time stepsJacques Monod conference "Sex uncovered: the evolutionary biology of reproductive systems", Apr 2018, Roscoff, France
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Etude d’un système de reproduction combinant auto-incompatibilité gamétophytique et asexualitéEcologie 2010, Sep 2010, Montpellier, France. 251 p., 2010, Proceedings of Ecologie 2010, Colloque national d’écologie scientifique
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Evolution of inbreeding depression in species combining self-incompatibility and partial asexual reproduction11. Congress of the European Society of Evolutionary Biology (ESEB), Aug 2007, Uppsala, Sweden. 2007
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Supplementary Information for Reproductive modes in populations of late-acting self-incompatible and self-compatible polyploid Ludwigia grandiflora subsp. hexapetala in western EuropeOther publications hal-04687132v1 |
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Genotyping measures and population genetic indices for assesing reproductive modes of polyploid Ludwigia grandiflora subsp. hexapetala in western EuropeOther publications hal-04687142v1 |
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ClonEstiMate 1.012016
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Modèle de gestions différenciées de vergers à graines : le merisierQualification des variétés améliorées et des peuplements sélectionnés. Variabilité du régime de reproduction et stabilité génétique des variétés forestières. Rapport final, 2005, pp.22-34
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Impact de la propagation asexuée et du système d'auto-incompatibilité gamétophytique sur la structuration et l'évolution de la diversité génétique d'une essence forestière entomophile et disséminée, Prunus avium L.Life Sciences [q-bio]. ENGREF (AgroParisTech), 2006. English. ⟨NNT : 06ENGR0008⟩
Theses
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