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 am now 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 recent research
Featured in:  The Economist, '50 Inspirational Women in STEMM' book, MIT Technology Review DE, BMSIS, Biomusings
Recent podcast episodes on my research: Complexity by the Santa Fe Institute, Alien crash site
Podcast episode on my start-up: Learning with Lowell