ENOVEO is a Environmental Bio-Engineering consulting and analytical company created in 2008 by a team of environmental engineers, microbiologists and researchers at the elite engineering school of the University of Lyon, (Ecole Centrale de Lyon). |
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| Olivier Sibourg (CEO) |
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Olivier Sibourg is an analytical chemist with over 10 years experience in the remediation and environmental chemistry of polluted soil and groundwater. He has extensive experience ranging from analytical procedures and regulatory requirements to data management and analyses. He has participated in research and development of petroleum hydrocarbon, polychlorinated biphenyl (PCBs) and chlorinated solvent (and other pollutant) remediation technologies. He has over 5 years experience in managing (as CEO) environmental companies including ENOVEO and a leading European environmental analytical company.
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| Maude M. David |
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Maude David works as a postodoctoral researcher at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, in California. She graduated with a Bachelors in Biochemistry, and a Masters in Microbial Ecology at the University of Lyon. She completed her PhD at the Ecole Centrale Lyon on the “Bacterial Adaptation to Chlorinated Compounds”. Her work provides several scientific articles, especially on the development of molecular biology tools in order to analyze microbial activity in the environment, in particular during chlorinated solvent degradation.
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| Jean-Michel Monier |
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Jean-Michel Monier is a research scientist in Environmental Microbiology. He received his MS in Microbial Ecology at the University of Lyon and his PhD in Environmental Science at the University of California, Berkeley. He has worked for 15 years on microbial biofilms related issues in different environments (plant, soil, wastewater...), biosensors and microbial fuel cells.
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| Timothy M. Vogel |
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Tim Vogel is professor of Microbiology and Environmental Engineering at the University of Lyon. He received BS degrees in Geology and Oceanography at the University of Washington and his MSE and PhD in Environmental Engineering at Stanford University. He has worked for 30 years on the biodegradation and bioremediation of environmental contaminants and has over 70 scientific publications and 8 patents. He works as a consultant for both environmental consulting firms and various industries, was on the faculties of Michigan State University and the University of Michigan, and developed and applied environmental biotechnology at Rhône-Poulenc for 8 years.
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| Céline Baguelin |
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Céline Baguelin is a project engineer with ENOVEO after having completed her Bachelors in Biochemistry at the University of Rouen in France and her Masters in Microbial Ecology at the University of Lyon. She is responsible for bioengineering projects concerning soil and site bioremediation as well as compound biodegradation
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| Sandra Entresangles |
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Sandra Entresangles works as a Sales Engineer for environmental biotechnologies at ENOVEO. She graduated with a Bachelors degree in Biology and a Masters degree in Applied Microbial Ecology at the University of Lyon, France.
Within ENOVEO, she has been responsible for technical projects, organized industrial conferences with environmental professionals and corporate EHS. She can provide details and explanations about ENOVEO’s technical solutions and costs.
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| Cédric Malandain |
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Cédric Malandain has been involved for almost 10 years in the development and application of molecular biology tools (MBTs) to environmental engineering. He has a PhD in environmental microbiology from the University of Lyon during which he helped develop ETBE (gasoline additive) bioluminescent biosensors in collaboration with the Center of Environmental Biotechnology (Knoxville, Tennessee) and the IFP (former French Petroleum Institute) in Paris.
Since joining ENOVEO as a Chief Project Manager, he has been responsible for the development and application of applied environmental molecular biology tools and biotechnology.
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