2023:

• November - December: Mig Lithium: a group of 15 students performed a study on Lithium extraction methods and the potential for Lithium production in Europe

2022:

• September: Geological field trip in the Pyrenees with the first year student of Mines Paris PSL

• November - December: MIG Uranium: a group of 17 students performed a technical-economical-environmental analysis to determine which mining method was most suited to a uranium ore from the Athabasca Basin (Canada). They have done a remarkable job and it was a pleasure to spend that much time with them! Thanks to Antoine, Thomas, Matthieu, Maxime, Jean-Baptist, Laure, Benjamin, Timothée, Marie-Anne, Thibault, Corentin, Aymeric, Mattéo, Sam, Aymerick, Paul & Antoine for your work!

2020: Centre de Géosciences, Fontainebleau, France

• MIG L'eau après la mine avec Irina Sin, Sophie Guillon et Vincent Lagneau

• Hydrogeochemistry course

• Geology field-trip with the greats Jean-Louis Grimaud and Damien Huyghes

  •  1 week trip with students to observe and understand geological features and relate them to societal and engineering applications regarding climate, ressources and anthropogenic influence on the environment

2019: Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences at University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada

• Computational methods in geological engineering (EOSC-213): co-instructor with the greats Phil Austin and Roger Beckie

  • This course was designed for 2nd year students in geological engineering. Based on an active learning methods using cloud computing and Jupyter Notebooks, this course followed a transverse mathematical-physical-numerical approach to solve geological engineering applications

2017-2018: Reactive Hydrodynamics group of Centre de Géosciences, Fontainebleau, France

• 2017 - 2018: Co-instructor of a geochemistry course (3 days) through the use of CHESS, the geochemical code developed by the Reactive Hydrodynamics team of the Centre de Géosciences

• 2017: Co-instructor of a reactive transport modelling course (3 days) through the use of Hytec, the reactive transport simulator developed by the Reactive Hydrodynamics team of the Centre de Géosciences

2012-2016: Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgique

• 2013 - 2016: Teaching assistant in Quantum Physics for 2nd year students in engineering (ULB). Professor: Jean-Marc Sparenberg

• 2013 - 2016: Teaching assistant in Nuclear Reactor Physics for Master students in Physical engineering (ULB). Professor: Pierre-Etienne Labeau

• 2013: Teaching assistant in Complex Analysis for 2nd year students in engineering (ULB). Professor: Michel Kinnaert