Inpeng Saveng presented her PhD work at IRD LMI Days 2024

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12 July 2024

On June 25 and 26, the IRD 2024 LMI Days were held in Marseille, focusing on South and Southeast Asia on the topic “Water as a common good: towards an integrated vision and sustainable solutions”. Inpeng Saveng (left in photo), PhD student at GET/UT3, presented her thesis work entitled “Headwater wetlands as a determinant of fecal pathogenic bacteria fate and transfer in tropical mountain streams of the Mekong basin” as part of the DinBuam ANR project and carried out within the M-TROPICS CZO in Lao PDR. Her enthusiasm and spontaneity put a smile on the faces of all present, thank you Inpeng!

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