Dr. Anne Laure Sabine Bussy is a Full-Time, Tenured Full Professor (Titular “C”) at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana. Since 2012, she has been affiliated with the Department of Earth Resources at the Lerma Campus. Previously, from 1997 to 2012, she served as a faculty member in the Department of Basic Sciences at the Azcapotzalco Campus, specializing in environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology.

Her research focuses on chemical, physicochemical, and microbiological processes in aquatic systems, with particular emphasis on:
• The behavior of contaminants in aquatic ecosystems.
• Water–sediment exchanges.
• The influence of microorganisms on contaminant dynamics.
• The use of bioindicators to assess overall contamination in aquatic ecosystems.

Among the recent capstone projects she has supervised (2025) are:
• Preliminary assessment of fecal contamination in the water supply of the municipality of Toluca and alternative solutions in San Juan Tilapa, State of Mexico.
• Variation in sterol concentrations in sediments at the headwaters of the Lerma River.
• Indicators of the trophic status of a polluted river: the case of the first 36 kilometers of the Lerma River.

In terms of scientific dissemination, she has presented research findings in poster format, including:
• Volatile organic compounds in surface and interstitial water of Ramsar wetlands in Mexico — El Palmar (Yucatán) and the Ciénegas de Lerma. Rogelio González Sánchez, Elsa Noreña Barroso, Gabriela Rodríguez-Fuentes, and Anne-Laure Bussy Beaurain. World Wetlands Day, February 4, 2026, UAM-Lerma.
• Study of organochlorine pesticides and chlorpyrifos in groundwater in the Yucatán Peninsula. Alejandra Sánchez-González, Elsa Noreña-Barroso, Anne Bussy, Gabriela Rodríguez-Fuentes, Erick Soto-García, Roger Pacheco-Castro, and Paulo Salles. SETAC Europe 35th Annual Meeting, May 11–15, 2025, Vienna, Austria.