Isabelle TRINSOUTROT-GATTIN

Isabelle TRINSOUTROT-GATTIN is a researcher in environmental sciences at the University of Rouen, affiliated with the AGHYLE research unit (Agronomy/agriculture). She holds a HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches) in Microbial Ecology of the Soil from the University of Rouen (2016) and a PhD in Soil Microbial Ecology from Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University (1999). Her primary research focuses on soil microbial ecology, including organic matter transformation, carbon and nitrogen biogeochemical cycles, and biological indicators of soil health. She examines how agricultural practices influence soil microbial activities and ecosystem functioning.

Her expertise includes the study of soil microflora functional activities and the development of biological indicators to assess soil condition. Her doctoral work explored the impact of rapeseed residues' biochemical quality and nitrogen content on carbon and nitrogen transformations during soil decomposition processes.

ResearchGate profiles and external links indicate active scholarly engagement, though specific grants, awards, or student advisees are not detailed in the provided text. She contributes to training programs at the Rouen Campus and is involved in agronomic research initiatives.