Emmanuelle Bonneris

- Since 2011: Member of the Non-Target Arthropods (NTA) Expert Group of Bayer CropScience ; In charge of the writing of NTA risk assessments for registration dossiers
- Anticipating and integrating the French requirements in Ecotoxicology into the Bayer Crop Science France’s Projects for the registration of these plant protection products (identifying specific studies needed, discussing critical points with French registration managers and Product Responsible Scientists in Ecotoxicology)
- Contributing with French registration managers to the adaptation of ecotoxicological sections of registration dossiers according to the French requirements and working on the defense of the registration dossiers with Product Responsible Scientists in Ecotoxicology/Environment
- Launching and following up specific ecotoxicological studies needed for a French registration dossier in collaboration with Product Responsible Scientists in Ecotoxicology (contacts with consultants to be established, involvement into discussions on protocols)
- In charge of putting in place post-registration monitorings requested by French officials after evaluation of the ecotoxicological section of the registration dossiers (meetings with French officials, establishment of scientific collaborations)
- Participating to Scientific Experts Working Groups internally and externally to Bayer CropScience
- Expert involvement into the Stewardship Department in charge of risk management activities

- Achieving submission of new classification proposal for preparations to French Authorities according to the 99/45/CEE Directive (DPD): collecting toxicological and ecotoxicological data and classification proposal in collaboration with european and global registration managers and experts
- Drawing up experimental use permit dossiers: summary of toxicological and ecotoxicological studies, operator and consumer risk assessment (models manipulation)

Research experience of 3 years with an experience of one year at the University of Quebec (Canada):
Topic: Evaluation of the implication of different cellular ligands in cadmium, copper, and zinc sequestration in freshwater bivalves
- Laboratory experience with exposure of organisms under controlled conditions (development and adaptation of protocols):
Techniques used:
Chemical techniques: organic extraction protocol, High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), High Performance Thin Layer Chromatography (HPTLC), UV spectrophotometry, acid digestion, inductively coupled plasma – atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES), graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrophotometry (GFAAS)
Biological and molecular techniques: differential centrifugation protocol, malondialdehyde quantification (TBA), RNA extraction, quantitative RT-PCR method (competitive), Western Blot, Northern Blot, ELISA
- Field experience (with field sampling / scuba diving needed)