Claudie Quere

Claudie Quere is a researcher affiliated with Ifremer, specializing in marine organism physiology, particularly focusing on Pacific oysters and European sardines. Her work addresses environmental stressors such as ocean acidification, temperature fluctuations, and pathogen exposure (e.g., OsHV-1 μVar herpesvirus). She explores the impacts of these factors on immune function, metabolic pathways, and reproductive success. Key collaborations involve studies on oyster hemocyte dynamics, probiotic applications against viral infections, and the role of nutrition in aquaculture health. Her datasets and publications emphasize experimental approaches to understand bivalve responses to climate change and anthropogenic pressures.

• Primary affiliations: French Research Institute for Exploitation of the Sea (Ifremer)
• Key research themes: marine immunology, aquaculture sustainability, environmental physiology

Recent work includes long-term hemocyte culture models and integrative stress analyses in fish and oysters. She has contributed to understanding how harsh environments (e.g., intertidal zones) enhance oyster metabolic and immune resilience. Her studies on nanoplastics and sperm motility highlight concerns over microplastic impacts in marine ecosystems.

Publications span peer-reviewed journals like Experimental Cell Research, Marine Pollution Bulletin, and Biology of Reproduction, with a focus on bridging basic science and applied aquaculture challenges.