About me
Originally from the outskirts of Paris, I have always felt a great passion for nature and its complexity, especially marine ecosystems.
My journey in biology, which began at the Sorbonne and continued at the University of Aix-Marseille within the Master's in Marine Sciences, has led me to take an interest in the mechanisms that shape biodiversity and in how genetic tools can contribute to its conservation.
I place great importance on the conservation and sustainable management of marine and coastal ecosystems.
I recently completed my internship at the Centre for Advanced Studies of Blanes (CEAB), focusing on the comparison of different methods, both traditional and molecular, to assess marine biodiversity.
Hobbies
Photography and ornithology.
Hiking and sports activities (running, football, volleyball), music, astronomy, and camping.
Diving.
Scientific interests
Conservation and management of marine and coastal ecosystems.
Use of environmental DNA and genomic tools for the study of biodiversity.
Population genetics and biodiversity dynamics.
Ecological invasions and interactions between species within ecosystems.
Study of seaweed and seagrass ecosystems.
