Philosopher with an initial background in physics and engineering, I am a SNSF professor at the Institute of Philosophy of Universität Bern, Switzerland. I am released from my position as CNRS researcher at the CNRM in France. Since January 2024, and for five years, I lead the SNF PRIMA Grant project Climate Change Adaptation through the Feminist Kaleidoscope — Toward a Feminist Philosophy of Climate Science. All the information (seminar, workshop, output, bibliography) are on our website femphiloclimate.ch

The entire research team is presented on the website of the Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research (OCCR).

My research stands in philosophy of science, feminist philosophy and social epistemology. I first specialised in the epistemological questions relative to scientific representations, including mathematical models, computer simulations and visual representations. I dedicate for several years my research to climate science and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). In particular, I am interested in the treatment and communication of climate uncertainties, the influence of socioeconomic values in knowledge production, or the production of usable expertise for policy-making.

Pages: Academia and ResearchGate