I'm a sustainable engineering graduate driven by a deep curiosity for the natural world, a love of science, and an appetite for adventure. Whether out in the field or at my desk, I’m always eager to learn, explore, and share what I observe along the way.

My work focuses on polar environments—regions that fascinate me for both their beauty and the vital clues they hold about our planet’s past and future. This passion was sparked during a sailing expedition to the poles, where I experienced firsthand the power and fragility of these remote landscapes. I'm currently developing a model that describes gas dynamics within ice cores at ULB, with a particular focus on the basal layers, where complex processes reveal stories frozen in time.

 

Passionate about sport, exploration, and knowledge-sharing, I thrive at the crossroads of scientific research and real-world experience.