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Trained as a mineral physicist, I found my way through the study of the physical and chemical properties of Earth and planetary materials under planetary mantle and core conditions and apply these material properties to understanding the structure, composition, and dynamics of Earth and planetary interiors. I conduct high-pressure and high-temperature experiments in large-volume hydraulic presses and diamond anvil cells in the lab and at synchrotron X-ray facilities.
Always taking the curious and creative approach to problems and challenges ensures my research is never shy of excitement.
Currently, I am working as a research engineer at the Unité Matériaux et Transformations (UMET) et the University of Lille, France.
Here you can find more information about my background and my research interests, my research projects and my publications.
For more information on any of my interests or me in person, please feel free to contact me!