Constellation, le dépôt institutionnel de l'Université du Québec à Chicoutimi

Robichaud Kawina, Girard Catherine, Dagher Dimitri, Stewart Katherine, Labrecque Michel, Hijri Mohamed et Amyot Marc. (2019). Local fungi, willow and municipal compost effectively remediate petroleum-contaminated soil in the Canadian North. Chemosphere, 220, p. 47-55.

Khadra Melissa, Planas Dolors, Girard Catherine et Amyot Marc. (2018). Age matters : submersion period shapes community composition of lake biofilms under glyphosate stress. FACETS, 3, (1), p. 934-951.

Girard Catherine, Charette Tania, Leclerc Maxime, Shapiro B. Jesse et Amyot Marc. (2018). Cooking and co-ingested polyphenols reduce in vitro methylmercury bioaccessibility from fish and may alter exposure in humans. Science of The Total Environment, 616-617, p. 863-874.

Girard Catherine, Tromas Nicolas, Amyot Marc et Shapiro B. Jesse. (2017). Gut microbiome of the Canadian Arctic Inuit. mSphere, 2, (1), e00297-16.

Girard Catherine, Leclerc Maxime et Amyot Marc. (2016). Photodemethylation of methylmercury in Eastern Canadian Arctic thaw pond and lake ecosystems. Environmental Science & Technology, 50, (7), p. 3511-3520.

Braune Birgit, Chételat John, Amyot Marc, Brown Tanya, Clayden Meredith, Evans Marlene, Fisk Aaron, Gaden Ashley, Girard Catherine, Hare Alex, Kirk Jane, Lehnherr Igor, Letcher Robert, Loseto Lisa, Macdonald Robie, Mann Erin, McMeans Bailey, Muir Derek, O'Driscoll Nelson, Poulain Alexandre, Reimer Ken et Stern Gary. (2015). Mercury in the marine environment of the Canadian Arctic : review of recent findings. Science of The Total Environment, 509-510, p. 67-90.

Chételat John, Amyot Marc, Arp Paul, Blais Jules M., Depew David, Emmerton Craig A., Evans Marlene, Gamberg Mary, Gantner Nikolaus, Girard Catherine, Graydon Jennifer, Kirk Jane, Lean David, Lehnherr Igor, Muir Derek, Nasr Mina, Poulain Alexandre J., Power Michael, Roach Pat, Stern Gary, Swanson Heidi et van der Velden Shannon. (2015). Mercury in freshwater ecosystems of the Canadian Arctic : recent advances on its cycling and fate. Science of The Total Environment, 509-510, p. 41-66.

MacMillan Gwyneth A., Girard Catherine, Chételat John, Laurion Isabelle et Amyot Marc. (2015). High methylmercury in Arctic and Subarctic ponds is related to nutrient levels in the warming Eastern Canadian Arctic. Environmental Science & Technology, 49, (13), p. 7743-7753.