Fascinated by science since I was a child, I fell in love with physics, mineralogy and spiders! For me, science is more than a subject taught at school: it's a method, a way of seeing the world and of considering our relationship with others. There are always new things to discover.
Outreach taught me to see science in a different light, to step into the shoes of different audiences and to ask how best to convey my fascination. It's an exchange during which I learn as much as I share.
I am currently involved in AurorAlpes, an organization dedicated to sharing scientific knowledge.
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Of all the sciences, particle physics fascinates me most: the study of the elementary constituents of matter and their interactions.
Fun fact: this physics relies on particles called mediator bosons, which transmit the fundamental forces between fermions — a bit like science outreacher who transmit science between scientists and non-scientists!
Voluntary work has always been a big part of my life. Student offices taught me project and team management, but I soon wanted to go further: organizing lab visits, meeting PhD students, writing articles for a webzine. Today I'm involved in science-culture projects across several associations.
The Arabian leopard (Panthera pardus nimr), also known as the Arabian panther, is a subspecies of leopard. It is distinguished by its coat, which ranges in color from pale yellow to fawn and is dotted with rosettes. Although it is one of the smallest leopards, it is the largest feline on the Arabian Peninsula.
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The Matilda Effect refers to the recurrent and systemic denial, misappropriation, or downplaying of women’s contributions to scientific research, with their work often being attributed to their male colleagues.
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