Danaé Guiserix

I am a geochemist with a strong interest in developping isotopic tools to study modern and past diets, with applications in primatology and archaeology. I have completed a Master of Earth Sciences (Research) and a PhD in Geochemistry at the Ecole Normale Supérieure (ENS) in Lyon, France. My PhD thesis focused on developping a method to analyze simultaneously stable (d88Sr) and radiogenic (87Sr/86Sr) strontium isotopes in teeth and bone using MC-ICP-MS. I applied this method, coupled with the analysis of calcium (d44Ca) and zinc (d66Zn) isotopes, to study modern and fossil ecosystems. I especially focused on studying the diet and weaning practices of primates.

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Background

CPGE BCPST (Lycée George Clemenceau, Nantes, Preparatory class in Biology, Earth Sciences, Chemistry and Physics) 2015-2017
Bachelor degree in Earth Sciences (Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon) 2017-2018
Master degree in Earth Sciences speciality Palaeontology, sedimentology, palaeoenvironments (Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon) 2018-2020
PhD in Isotopic Geochemistry under the supervision of Vincent Balter and Emmanuelle Albalat (Laboratoire de Géologie de de Lyon - Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon) 2021-2024

Key Research Interests

Non-traditional stable isotopes (d88Sr, d44Ca, d66Zn)
Method development for isotopic analyses on MC-ICP-MS
Archaeology
Primatology
Diet
Weaning practice

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Danae.Guiserix@vub.be