ABOUT ME
I am French and American and have lived in London for 10 years where I got my BSc in Biochemistry and PhD in Organic Chemistry (or more specifically Prebiotic Chemistry), both from UCL. I then co-founded a start-up before pursuing a postdoc at the Santa Fe Institute, working on agnostic life detection (or how to look for life without presupposing what it looks like). I now live in Spain and am working in the Climate Tech sector to help mitigate the effects of climate change.
I love learning and trying new things, from expanding my general science knowledge to things like designing, sewing, woodworking, and baking. In a past life I also sang Jazz professionally and led my own band. My last words will be "How hard can it be?" (while finding out it was, indeed, hard) |
On my path to becoming an astrobiologist, my interests and research
Featured in: The Economist, '50 Inspirational Women in STEMM' book, MIT Technology Review DE, BMSIS, Biomusings
Podcast episodes on my research: Complexity by the Santa Fe Institute, Alien crash site
Podcast episode on my start-up: Learning with Lowell
Featured in: The Economist, '50 Inspirational Women in STEMM' book, MIT Technology Review DE, BMSIS, Biomusings
Podcast episodes on my research: Complexity by the Santa Fe Institute, Alien crash site
Podcast episode on my start-up: Learning with Lowell