Fascinated by the Universe and all that it contains since my earliest childhood, I was naturally drawn to pursue university studies in astronomy at the Université de Montréal.

I did a master's degree on the observational consequences of the presence of "small" structures in the winds of massive Wolf-Rayet stars, which I am now pursuing at the PhD level where I am working to develop hydrodynamic 3D models of the winds of these same stars and the "large" scale structures developing there. The physics of massive stars is absolutely fascinating!

I also love to share my enthusiasm for science and astrophysics. I have been a teaching assistant eight times for various courses, including the introductory astronomy and astrophysics course for the last three years. I also regularly participate in the communication and awareness activities on the importance of science in the Department of Physics and am now very happy to contribute more with the InitiaSciences team!