Étienne Chantoiseau

Étienne Chantoiseau is a Lecturer in Energetics, Mass and Energy Transfer, and Bioclimatology at the Department of Physical Environment, Landscape, Territory (MilPPaT) of Institut Agro Rennes-Angers. His work bridges physics, horticulture, and urban sustainability, focusing on energy efficiency and climate modeling in greenhouse systems.

• Education: Agri-food Engineering (ENSIA), Process and Environmental Engineering (École des Mines d'Albi), Post-doctorate in heat treatment modeling (AgroParisTech)

Research Themes:
He specializes in coupled mass-energy transfers in deformable porous media, greenhouse climate control, and urban ecosystem services. His work adapts models for horticultural systems and urban irrigation efficiency.

Projects:
Current initiatives include Greenhouses+ (2020–2024) for fossil-free greenhouse systems and contributions to the Nature4Cities Horizon 2020 platform. Past projects like Gosyris (2018–2021) and Plantinov'ser (2009–13) optimized agroforestry and energy use in horticulture.