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I am a 3rd year Ph.D. candidate at Boston University currently working in the BU White Dwarf group guided by Professor JJ Hermes. I am interested in studying metal polluted white dwarfs in an effort to learn more about star-planet interactions and evolution. In particular, I have been working on measuring metal pollution fractions in white dwarfs as a signpost for remnant planetary systems. I found that while 40% of white dwarfs harbor remnant planetary systems, there are much fewer massive white dwarfs showing signs of pollution compared to canonical mass white dwarfs.

I am also passionate about science communication, DEI efforts, and outreach. Born and raised in Paris (France), I seek to connect with others, combine ways of thinking science. Ultimately, I am eager to combine research, teaching, service and public engagement through a career in Academia.

Outside of work hours, I love to wander around cities, spend time reading at coffee places, dream in museums, or discover new perspectives through cinema at the Coolidge Corner Theatre.

Photo by Allie McCarthy