Following my graduation in Chemical Engineering from the University of Ottawa, I am advancing my academic career as a graduate researcher. My Master's thesis research, conducted in partnership with Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, focuses on enhancing Critical Heat Flux (CHF) by surface engineering. Beyond school, I participate in hockey and volleyball recreational leagues while currently training for a triathlon.

I recently graduated with an undergraduate degree in Chemical Engineering. I am continuing my education with a Master’s at the University of Ottawa. My research is on the study of corrosion resistance of modified copper surfaces. When I’m not in the lab, my hobbies are reading and knitting

I’m a Chemical Engineering student at the University of Ottawa, currently completing my undergraduate thesis in the SELS Lab while beginning graduate studies in Winter 2026 through the accelerated M.A.Sc program. My research explores the development of slippery liquid infused porous surfaces on biodegradable substrates —aiming to preserve environmental integrity without compromising performance. The goal is to create low-drag, compostable surfaces that could replace traditional non-biodegradable plastics. 

Outside the lab, I enjoy nature walks with my Springer Spaniel, playing the flute, and getting lost in fantasy novels.