Mohammed Mouloud

Mohammed Mouloud is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Sciences, University of Angers (UCO). He holds a Doctorate in Biochemistry from the University of Nantes (1990). His research focuses on ecotoxicology, particularly the effects of microplastics and nanoplastics on aquatic organisms, with emphasis on polychaetes and bivalves like Scrobicularia plana and Corbicula fluminea. His work integrates multi-marker approaches to assess molecular responses and ecological impacts.

Key research themes include eco-biomarkers, environmental contamination pathways, and the freshwater-marine continuum's ecological dynamics. He has contributed to projects such as PLASTERA (Loire River microplastics) and Ecotones (Seine estuary contamination studies). Recent publications highlight aging effects on microplastic toxicity, nanoplastics' molecular impacts, and trophic exposure pathways in bivalves.

He collaborates with teams like BIOSSE and has participated in international conferences such as MICRO2020. His research aligns with programs addressing environmental risk assessment and pollution mitigation strategies.