Philippe HENRY

Philippe HENRY is an Assistant Professor at Université de Franche-Comté, affiliated with the GEODE department and the Chrono-environment UMR 6249 CNRS/UFC research unit. His research focuses on environmental geochemistry, hydrology, and geological processes, with applications to karst systems and crustal evolution. He is based at the La Bouloie campus in Besançon, France, and can be reached at philippe.henry@univ-fcomte.fr (room -128L).

Key research interests include nitrogen cycling in aquatic ecosystems, isotopic tracing in geological formations, and the geochemical evolution of Paleoproterozoic terranes. His work integrates field studies with laboratory analyses to address environmental and tectonic questions.

Recent publications (2008-2020) span topics from karst hydrology to Precambrian crustal evolution, reflecting a thematic emphasis on interdisciplinary Earth sciences. No notable awards are explicitly listed, but his contributions to geological mapping (e.g., Aubusson, Felletin) demonstrate applied research expertise.

No advising or grant information is provided. He collaborates within the GEODE team and Chrono-environment lab, focusing on environmental and structural geology projects.