Hi there !
I am a Scientific Collaborator at the Federal Office of Meteorology and Climatology -
MeteoSwiss in Payerne (Switzerland), since March 2020.
Initially, I was in charge of setting up and executing the radiosonde data analysis for the WMO's
2022 Upper-Air Instrument
Intercomparsion field campaign. In December 2023, I became a Peer Advisor for the WMO's
Systematic Financing Facility (SOFF), working
with the Democratic Republic of Congo and Haiti.
I started my scientific career with a Master of Science in Physics at the Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology (EPFL), followed by a PhD in Astronomy and Astrophysics at the Australian National
University (ANU). Before joining MeteoSwiss, I was a Fellow of the European Southern Observatory (ESO) in Chile,
with duties at the
Unit Telescope 4 of the Very Large Telescope. Back then, my scientific research was primarily dedicated to the
study of young supernova remnants
using optical integral field spectroscopy.
The easiest way to get a better idea of what I do now and what did then is probably to take a look
at my scientific publications on the SAO/NASA-ADS database, using:
- my ORCID ID, for an accurate list ordered by citation counts.
- my name, to see my articles as soon as they make it to the arXiv (ordered by publication date).
As one would expect, these pages will evolve as time permits ...
Cheers !
