My research interests lie into understanding the relationship between the morphology, kinematics, ecology and evolutionary history of large aquatic vertebrates with an emphasis on cetaceans. I thrive at applying multidisciplinary approaches to solve exciting biological questions, relying on a variety of methods such as data collection on museum specimens, dissections, 3D imaging, video analysis, numerical modelling, and phylogenetic comparative methods.
Learn more about the Back2Sea project on axial evolution in secondary aquatic mammals!
PhD in Sciences (Biology), 2020
Liège University
MSc in Organismal Biology and Ecology, 2014
Liège University
BSc in Biology, 2012
Liège University
The first results of the Back2Sea project are now available in Nature Communications!
The second chapter of my PhD has been recently published in Journal of Mammalian Evolution !
Global Fellowship for the Back2Sea project
Virtual workshop at the University of Liège
Press article about our Proceedings B paper on cetacean vertebral morphology
The first chapter of my PhD has been recently published in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences!
The latest issue of Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences features my picture related to our upcoming publication!