Pauline ROUSSEAU-GUEUTIN

Pauline ROUSSEAU-GUEUTIN is a Professor at the School of Public Health (EHESP), affiliated with the Department of Environmental Health Sciences (DEESSE). Her work bridges hydrogeology, groundwater contamination, and public health, with a focus on contaminant transport in porous media and water resource management.

• PhD in Quantitative and Qualitative Hydrogeology, UPMC Paris (2008)
• DEA in Hydrology, Hydrogeology, Geochemistry and Geostatistics, UPMC Paris (2004)
• Master in Biology and Environmental Sciences, University of Rennes 1 (2003)

Her research spans groundwater flow dynamics, pollutant transport in aquifers, and ecohydrological systems under climate change. Recent publications address contaminant behavior in the Great Artesian Basin, climate adaptation frameworks in Morocco, and Mediterranean riparian forest resilience. She teaches hydrogeology, hydrology, soil and groundwater contamination, and waste management to Health Engineering Managers and Public Health Master's students.