Ph.D | Concrete Durability & Materials Scientist | R&D Project Manager
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Radionuclide & Cement chemistry • Transport • Corrosion • Radioactive Waste Management 25 years of experience in Concrete Durability 13 years of experience in Radioactive Waste Management
Research project manager at Andra (French national radioactive waste management agency), R&D Division (2013 – Present)
Management of the activities on radionuclide migration in cement-based and clay-rock materials Task leader in the European projects EURAD and EURAD2
Scientific collaborator at Laboratory of Construction Materials, EPFL (2012 – 2013)
Physicist, project manager at SIMCO Technologies inc., R&D department (2005 – 2012)
Managing R&D projects for characterizing and predicting the service life of concrete structures. Expert in cement chemistry, electrochemistry, mass transfer modelling in porous materials (saturated and unsaturated), and corrosion of steel reinforcement.
Lecturer at Laval University (2005 – 2012)
Master and Ph.D - Concrete durability (GCI-7082 NRC 13611)
Lecturer at Université de Lille, Sciences et Technologies (2017 – Present)
Master II – Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies
Ph.D Thesis in Civil engineering – Laval University (CRIB) (2005)
DEA (Master II) in Experimental physics of ions and molecules – Paris VI University (1998)
Master in Materials Sciences in Materials Sciences – Paris XI University (1997)
Master in Physics and applications in Physics and applications – Paris XI University (1996)
Licence in fundamental physics – Paris XI University (1994)