Archaeobotanist and assistant director for the Environmental archaeology laboratory (MAL)
My work mainly consist of administration linked to the Environmental Archeological Laboratory's research consultancy as well as questions concerning the laboratory's premises and equipment. I also carry out analysis work and environmental archeological consultation for archaeological projects. My specialist area is archaeobotany, the study of plants (seeds, fruits and other plant parts) in relation to human activities in prehistory.
I am since january 2024 assistant director of the Environmental archaeology laboratory, a national research infrastructure in environmental archaeology.