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Currently pursuing a PhD at the Laboratory of Climate and Environmental Sciences at Université Paris-Saclay, south of Paris, I work on polar atmosphere modelling under the supervision of Cécile Agosta in Amaelle Landais' team. My research focuses specifically on modelling isotopic variability in Antarctica.

I graduated from the École Normale Supérieure de Paris-Saclay. I also hold a master's degree in Geosciences from the École Normale Supérieure Ulm.

Science communication is another area I’m really interesting in. I co-created the popular science channel Ordres de grandeur (Instagram, Tiktok), where we explore orders of magnitude: those huge differences between the infinitely large and the infinitely small which contribute to a better understanding of the world.

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• May 2025 : Co-leading a session on science communication and social media as part of the Best Practices Guide for Science Communication and Mediation organized by the Centre Climat-Société (C2S). The session, titled “Sensibiliser et agir sur les réseaux sociaux” and held at IPSL (Jussieu), will take place on May 26.

• May 2025 : Participation at the AARG Workshop on Atmospheric Rivers, held in Grenoble from May 5 to 8.

• April 2025 : Participation at the EGU 2025. I will be giving an oral presentation on Thursday, May 1st, from 15:05 to 15:15 during session AS1.22 (abstract and presentation support).

• February 2025 : New paper out here in JGR Atmosphere. In this article, I evaluate the LMDZ6iso global atmospheric model in Antarctica in relation to surface snow, precipitation and water vapor isotopic observations.

• January 2025 : Guest on the science communication radio show Fréquence Recherche on January 9, 2025, alongside Julien Bobroff. The episode is available here.

• April 2024 : Participation at the EGU 2024. I am presenting a poster (abstract) during Session AS1.19.