We perceive only a fraction of the world around us. It is this very limit that guides my work.

Holding a Master’s in Environment Management and a PhD focused on global biodiversity patterns and marine pelagic dinoflagellates, I have spent my career bridging the gap between complex science and human perception. My journey — from marine biology laboratories to expeditions in isolated environments — has led to a single conviction: the challenge is not merely to access the living world, but to perceive it fully.

Collecting data is not enough. We must make it reliable, accessible, and meaningful.

This is the mission of SeaLabX. I specialize in developing accessible technologies and citizen science approaches where ergonomics meet scientific rigor. Whether designing tools for children or experts, I work at the intersection of data quality and user experience. My goal is to ensure that the way we observe, manipulate, and interpret data transforms our understanding of life and encourages us to preserve it.

Beyond technology, my goal is not simply to show or measure life. It is to create an immersive experience capable of transforming our perception of the ocean, of ecosystems, and, more broadly, of the life that surrounds us.