Postdoctoral researcher in polar climate modelling
I study the atmospheric water cycle in Antarctica with isotope-enabled models and field observations, from the snow surface to the large-scale dynamics that bring moisture to the ice sheet.
From Nov. 2026 · SLF, Davos (Switzerland)Water isotopes, boundary layer, atmospheric rivers, blowing snow.
02Articles, preprints, PhD thesis, open data & code.
03Ordres de grandeur, a book, an expedition to Antarctica.
04Climate physics and the Anthropocene at ENSTA Paris.
After a PhD at LSCE with Cécile Agosta, I am a postdoctoral researcher at LSCE with Mathieu Casado, studying snow–vapour interactions during Antarctic atmospheric rivers and how extreme events are archived in ice cores. From November 2026, I will join SLF in Davos to model airborne snow metamorphism and its isotopic imprint on polar snow. I co-lead the water stable isotope working group of Antarctica InSync with Sonja Wahl and Amy Macfarlane.
Sharing science beyond academia and strengthening the dialogue between science and society are just as central to my work. This is why I co-organised the Antarctica 2.0°C expedition and co-created the science channel Ordres de grandeur (100,000+ followers), which led to our book De la fourmi à la galaxie (Vuibert, 2026).
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New book · Vuibert, October 2026
100 questions to understand life, the Earth, infinity and beyond - written with Baptiste Arnaud and Arthur Gublin, the team behind the science channel Ordres de grandeur (100k+ followers, 26M+ views).
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