I'm an associate professor in the departments of Physics and Earth & Planetary Sciences at McGill University, as well as the Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Planetary Climate. I am also a member of the interdisciplinary McGill Space Institute, the Montreal-wide Institut de recherche sur les exoplanètes, the province-wide Centre de recherche en astrophysique du Québec and the Canada-wide Technologies for Exo-Planetary Science. At McGill, I have taught EPSC/PHYS-186 Astrobiology, PHYS-214 Introductory Astrophysics, ATOC/PHYS-404 Climate Physics, PHYS-641 Observational Astrophysics, PHYS-642 Radiative Processes, and EPSC-645 Planets.

I study the surfaces and atmospheres of exoplanets by monitoring how their brightness and color change with time (for more details, read this brief review or this in-depth review). I'm an instigator of the ExoClimes meetings, which (unsurprisingly!) cover most of the scientific areas that interest me. As a member of the LUVOIR STDT and various other NASA/CSA committees, I promote research in planetary climate and help shape the landscape of future exoplanet missions. I am an ARIEL Consortium Science Team Coordinator, a Collaborator on the JWST/NIRISS instrument, and the Science PI of the CSA smallsat mission concept Extrasolar Planet Polarimetry Explorer/l'Explorateur polarimetrique de planètes extrasolaires (ÉPPÉ). On the ground, I am a member of the Science Legacy Survey for CFHT/SPIRou and a member of the Science Team for ESO/NIRPS.