Academic Expertise: Ophélie is an early career researcher with a broad and interdisciplinary background in peace and conflict studies. Her work consistently intersects with critical issues such as human rights, political rhetoric, right-wing extremism, or gender-related issues, all of which are highly relevant to current global issues.

Research Focus: Ophélie’s Master's thesis analyzed European Union parliamentary resolutions concerning conflicts in Northern Nigeria, particularly those involving actors such as Boko Haram and the Herders-Farmers. Her research focused on the European Parliament's discourse and representation of the interreligious dimensions underlining these conflicts.