Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Isabelle Olivieri across 4 places, from 1957 to 2016.
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Isabelle Olivieri (9 March 1957 – 10 December 2016) was a French agricultural engineer and biologist, specialising in the evolutionary sciences, particularly genetics and population biology.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Parisattested“1980 Olivieri began work as an agricultural engineer at the Paris-Grignon National Agronomic Institute, AgroParisTech.”source: Wikipedia: Isabelle Olivieri
1993year
University of Montpellierattested“In 1993, Olivieri was appointed as the first professor of population genetics at the University of Montpellier.”source: Wikipedia: Isabelle Olivieri
10 December 2016exact date
Montpellierdocumented“Isabelle Olivieri died of cancer on 10 December 2016 in Montpellier.”source: Wikidata: Q3155000 · 2 sources agree
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1979year
Antibesmentioned“In 1979 she undertook a DAA master's internship at the Institut national de la recherche agronomique (INRA) in Antibes.”source: Wikipedia: Isabelle Olivieri
1980year
Montpelliermentioned“In 1980, she wrote her thesis on mediterranean thistles, (an invasive species in Australia) at the CSIRO Centre in Montpellier, one of the Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation's bases in France.”source: Wikipedia: Isabelle Olivieri
1980year
Australiamentioned“In 1980, she wrote her thesis on mediterranean thistles, (an invasive species in Australia) at the CSIRO Centre in Montpellier, one of the Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation's bases in France.”source: Wikipedia: Isabelle Olivieri
1980year
Francementioned“In 1980, she wrote her thesis on mediterranean thistles, (an invasive species in Australia) at the CSIRO Centre in Montpellier, one of the Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation's bases in France.”source: Wikipedia: Isabelle Olivieri
1982 to 1987period
Montpelliermentioned“In 1982 she qualified as a Doctor of Engineering from INAPG and as a Doctor of Science from Montpellier-2 University in 1987.”source: Wikipedia: Isabelle Olivieri
1982 to 1987period
Montpellier 2 Universitymentioned“In 1982 she qualified as a Doctor of Engineering from INAPG and as a Doctor of Science from Montpellier-2 University in 1987.”source: Wikipedia: Isabelle Olivieri
1983year
Stanford Universitymentioned“In 1983 she undertook postdoctoral work at Paul Ehrlich's laboratory at Stanford University in California.”source: Wikipedia: Isabelle Olivieri
1983year
Californiamentioned“In 1983 she undertook postdoctoral work at Paul Ehrlich's laboratory at Stanford University in California.”source: Wikipedia: Isabelle Olivieri
1984year
Montpelliermentioned“In 1984 she returned to France and was worked as a researcher in genetics and plant breeding at the Institut national de la recherche agronomique (INRA) in Montpellier.”source: Wikipedia: Isabelle Olivieri
1984year
Francementioned“In 1984 she returned to France and was worked as a researcher in genetics and plant breeding at the Institut national de la recherche agronomique (INRA) in Montpellier.”source: Wikipedia: Isabelle Olivieri
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