Content Creator · [Water and Wastewater treatment]
I am a water treatment scientist. I vulgarize policies, technologies, and industry trends shaping the future of water and wastewater treatment and recycling.
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About
I'm a water treatment scientist and postdoctoral researcher at the Université de Sherbrooke, working on the science and engineering of drinking water and wastewater treatment. With a PhD in civil engineering, a master's in environmental engineering, and proven field experience — starting out as a civil engineer, — I've spent my career at the intersection of civil infrastructure design, process design and modeling and regulatory intelligence, tracking how treatment standards evolve across Quebec, Canada, the US, and Europe. Recently, I was a core contributor to an AI-driven platform that helps engineers design water treatment systems faster and more rigorously. I'm especially passionate about closing the gap between cutting-edge research and the everyday decisions treatment plants have to make — which is why I write about regulation, technology, and best practices here. Looking ahead, I'm working toward bringing this expertise back to Africa, combining hands-on infrastructure design with university teaching.
Publications
A US EPA Science Matters overview of three treatment methods — activated carbon adsorption, ion exchange resins, and high-pressure membranes — used to remove PFAS from drinking water, from municipal systems to individual homes.
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PFAS treatment is not only a removal question. This article follows the contaminant through capture, concentration, residual management, destruction, and the evidence needed to demonstrate a credible endpoint.
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