A woman in a red shirt and blue hoodie stands before a striped wall. Text reads: “#TechForGood — ChronoPilot: Redefining Time Perception Through Extended Reality.”

Hassan and I had a great conversation about the ChronoPilot project, the implications of modulating time perception across fields like medicine, art, and technology, and a few on- and off-the-record thoughts about women in science.

April 2025

Interview with Silicon Luxembourg

A presenter stands at a podium beside a slide showing EEG brain signatures of time perception, with three frequency plots labeled "Overestimation," "Correct estimation," and "Underestimation."

I presented our paper on monitoring time perception in virtual reality at IEEE VR 2025, Saint-Malo, France.

I know people often say things like this to be diplomatic or professional, but I mean it sincerely—I didn’t expect to meet so many truly nice and brilliant people there.

March 2025

VR/AR Lab in Saint-Malo

A composite image featuring six diverse women in science. The text 'WE ARE WOMEN IN SCIENCE' is prominently displayed in bold, capital letters, with 'WOMEN' highlighted in blue-green.

February 2025

Women & Girls in Science

I’m honored to be featured in this year’s Women [& Girls] in Science project. Amazing people at Research Luxembourg worked together to create a series of inspirational videos, narrating stories of Luxembourg-based women passionate about science.

I started 2025 as a member of the first Peer Action Group at the University of Luxembourg, led by Dr. Ines Crisostomo. We just held our kick-off meeting and will gather monthly throughout the year as a dynamic team of ambitious PhD students, hosting senior mentors, to network and build careers in academia and beyond.

January 2025

Peer Action Pilot at UL