I am a geoscientist with a multi-disciplinary background in physics, chemistry, environmental engineering and energy engineering. 

I got my education in France, where I am from. After a PhD combining field geophysical monitoring, laboratory flow experiments and X-ray micro-CT imaging to study geochemical reactions and flow in a coastal carbonate aquifer (funded by TOTAL S.A.), I started using my experimental and image analysis skills to investigate similar processes in the context of CO2 storage in saline aquifers as a Postdoc at CNRS in France (EC FP7 project). I then joined Sally Benson's group at Stanford University to work as a Postdoc within the DOE-EFRC Center for Nanoscale Control of Geologic CO2. 

Since 2019, I am an Assistant Professor of Hydrogeology in the Department of Geology at the University of Georgia.

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I teach the following undergraduate and graduate courses:

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• Environmental Geoscience (GEOL1120) 

• Earth Processes and Environments (GEOL1121E) 

• Surficial and Near-Surficial Processes (GEOL3020/3020L) 

• Hydrogeology (GEOL4220/6220) 

• Advanced Hydrogeology (GEOL8700)