Arnaud Ameline

Arnaud Ameline is a Professor at the University of Picardie Jules Verne, affiliated with the Faculty of Sciences and the INSPE in Amiens. He specializes in entomology and behavioral ecology, focusing on plant-insect interactions within agrosystems.

• PhD in Biology of Organisms from University of Paris XIII
• Current research on ecological interactions in agricultural systems
• Teaches Master’s-level courses in ecosystems, education, and sustainable development

His research explores plant-phytophage interactions, pathogen vectoring by hemipterans, and effects of phytosanitary products. Recent work examines multitrophic systems under global change, companion plants for aphid deterrence, and microbial compounds as behavioral disruptants. Projects include INTERREG initiatives and Plant2Pro-Institut Carnot CHARAP collaborations.

Scientific contributions span chemical ecology, electropenetrography (EPG), and fitness assessments of pests. He has supervised multiple PhD students and leads research axes within the EDYSAN unit.