I enjoy bringing research to wider audiences, through video, podcasts, media appearances, and science festivals for students and families.
Answering one public question on AI and bias as part of the INRIA Summer Series. See the post on LinkedIn.
A contest where the challenge is to summarise several years of research in just three minutes, in a clear and engaging way, before a jury of experts and a non-specialist audience.
Invited expert for a special edition of the television show on immersive technologies.
A podcast highlighting professors and PhD candidates from HEC Liège, where I spoke about my path from mathematics to virtual reality research.
A podcast highlighting professors and researchers from the University of Liège, where I spoke about my path from mathematics to virtual reality research.
With Sarah Saufnay, demonstrated the advantages of a digital twin (Interreg project) to the Moroccan students of the HEC Liège international MBA, including a virtual reality demo of the Liège Airport Academy training module.
Talk and speed-meeting with 40 high-school girls during a half-day at the Inria Paris Centre, as part of a Sorbonne Université internship tied to Inria's TechPourToutes programme.
Participant in the Femmes & Sciences days at Aix-Marseille Université (UONI and SoSciences'KM), including a researcher portrait in their “Portraits” series.
Pint of Science Festival, a worldwide science event held in hundreds of cities to make research more accessible to the general public.
Mathematics Week, presenting a modern and engaging view of mathematics to pupils and families; 2026 theme: “Equality & Mathematics.”
Delivered a two-hour interactive classroom session to inspire students towards scientific and technological careers.
Presented our work to delegates from the member states of the European Union.
Took part in the CNRS “Women and Sciences” stand encouraging girls in middle and high school to pursue scientific careers.
Student Volunteer at the ACM International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents.
Participated in HEC Liège Business Breakfasts, networking events bringing together business leaders and researchers around academic and industry topics.
Member of the Organizing Committee for the annual conference of the Belgian Operational Research Society.
Took part in the “Belgian” stand showcasing technological advances from the University of Liège.
Introduced Tobor, the AlienGo robot dog entrusted to Michaël Schyns and the SIG lab by JobsatSkills, to ENGIE employees, and showcased several VR environments developed by the SIG lab.
Took part in the “Mathematics” stand organised by the University of Liège to promote science to young audiences.