I have a PhD in Biology, I am a trained limnologist & paleolimnologist. I combine monitoring data, the paleolimnological approach and molecular biology technics to reconstruct the long-term ecological trajectory and historical functioning of lake ecosystem. More specifically, I study how environmental change and anthropogenic stressors influence lake ecosystems at the local and global scale. I am specialized in the analysis of molecular dataset, modeling of long-term time series and multivariate datasets. I am particularly interested in finding ways to integrate the long-term perspectives offered by the paleolimnological approach into conservation efforts and management practices.
Postdoctoral Researcher
University of Geneva, EnviroSPACE, Geneva, Switzerland
VP Communication & Publication
International Society of Limnology (SIL)
Member of the Organizing Board
sedaDNA scientific society
PhD in Biology, 2019
Queen's University
MSc in Biology (directly enrolled into a PhD)
Queen's University
Licence BOPE (Biologie des Organismes, des Populations et des Ecosystèmes)
Université de Toulouse III
Investigating the effects of anthropogenic stressors on lake biota using sedimentary DNA
Paleoreconstructions of ciliate communities reveal long-term ecological changes in temperate lakes
Influence of glacial flour on the primary and secondary production of Sockeye Salmon nursery lakes: a comparative modern and paleolimnological study.
Influence of glacial turbidity and climate on diatom communities in two Fjord Lakes (British Columbia, Canada).