Raymond Rouch (24.12.1934–14.09.2025), scientist and artist – his contribution to the modern developments of groundwater ecology

Dan L. Danielopol, Michel Bakalowicz, Diana Galassi, Claude Bou, Bernard Lebreton and François Lefebvre

This essay explores the multifaceted personality of Raymond Rouch, a French scientist who contributed to the development of modern groundwater ecology, an area of research combining limnology and hydrogeology. As a widely cultured humanist and talented painter who left his mark on modern art, Rouch is a unique example of the successful combination of scientific creativity and artistic pursuits.

Int. J. Lim., 62 (2026) 6
DOI: 10.1051/limn/2026004

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