Baptiste Lescalier

Baptiste LESCALIER is an experienced environmental engineer specializing in polluted sites and soils, currently working at SEMOFI since February 2022, where responsibilities include conducting studies related to soil pollution, historical site evaluations, and risk assessments. Prior experience includes a position at CNRS as an intern in paleoenvironmental studies, focusing on sediment analysis in the Tonga archipelago, and another internship in geoarchaeology examining sediment cores from a Roman archaeological site in Lattes. Baptiste LESCALIER also has a background in geotechnical engineering and archaeology, with early internships that provided exposure to these fields. Educational qualifications include an engineering degree in Geology from Polytech Sorbonne and a CUPGE in Physics from Université de Caen Normandie.