I am a systemic agronomist who graduated from the Purpan School of Engineering with a degree in agriculture in 2019. Currently, I am a PhD student at INRAE UMR AGIR, Toulouse, France. My research topic concerns the adaptations of farming systems to climate change. In my thesis, I focus on identifying the determinants of vulnerability to climate change of maize farming systems in southwestern France. I have a particular focus on studying behavioral factors that explain farmers’ adaptive capacity to climate change. To this end, I have an interdisciplinary approach based on systemic agronomy and behavior economy. My main scientific methods are surveys with farmers, participatory approaches with stakeholders, and modelling. Previous paper : Albert, Marine, Stéphane Couture, Magali Willaume, Jacques Éric Bergez, and Robert Faivre. 2021. Decision-Making Process Factors Explain Some of the Heterogeneity of Irrigation Practices among Maize Farmers in Southwestern France. WATER. https://doi.org/10.3390/w13243504