After working as an agricultural engineer and then as a researcher on organic micropollutants in Montpellier, I decided to return to work in the mountain areas where I grew up. I'm now back in the academic world as a research engineer at Carrtel.

I study the trajectories of mountain lakes by applying isotopes to better understand the biogeochemical cycles of nitrogen and phosphorus. By setting up transdisciplinary projects, I hope to use research as a lever to raise awareness and support regional transitions. I'm involved in the Plouf project - Pollution of high-altitude lakes and observation of recreational uses within Labex ITTEM.