Marion Hulin

Marion Hulin currently serves as Adjointe à la cheffe de Bureau Santé Environnement at Ministère Écologie Territoires since June 2024. Previously, Marion was Chargée de projets et d'expertises scientifiques at Santé publique France from March 2019 to June 2024, focusing on indoor environmental quality and coordinating national monitoring of carbon monoxide poisoning and lead exposure in children. Prior to this, Marion held the position of Coordinatrice d'études et d'appuis scientifiques at Anses from October 2010 to March 2019, leading projects on pesticide surveillance and health effects. Marion's earlier experience includes scientific project management related to infants' exposure to contaminants at Anses and research as a doctoral student at Inserm evaluating pollution's impact on allergic and respiratory diseases. Marion holds an Ingenieur agronome degree from AgroParisTech, a Diplome d'établissement in Urbanisme et santé from EHESP, a Research Doctorate in Epidemiology from Pierre and Marie Curie University, and a Master recherche in Toxicologie, Environnement, Santé from Université Paris Cité.