My research interests are twofold: i) accurately assessing the association and impact of environmental stressors on human health, and ii) developing appropriate methodologies for doing so.

My research have primilarily focused on estimating temperature-related mortality in various settings, including the Québec province in Canada and cities in Europe. It includes large health impact assessment of non-optimal temperatures, developing climate indicators and thresholds for early warning systems and projections in futures climate. I also works on estimating how various local characteristics affect the vulnerability to temperature. Similarly, I work on estimating how atmospheric composition affects the vulnerability to air pollution in cities.

My main methodological focus is on constrained estimation, with the objective to create health indicators and improve estimations of the association between health and environmental stressors in low power settings.