My research is characterized by its interdisciplinary nature, blending sociology, political science, and religious studies. My main current areas of study concern the following fields:

• The ideological hybridization and evolution of terrorist and extremist threats (such as militant accelerationism, nihilistic violent extremism, etc.)
• Conspiracism, spirituality and regimes of truth
• Polarization, radicalization, political violence, and the institutionalization of far-right ecosystems
• Political and religious social movements, particularly in the United States (such as the Christian Right, The Satanic Temple, etc.)

I have also supervised around twenty students on topics related to these research areas.

Current research projects (selection):

• Principal investigator: "The evolution of the conspiracy movement in Canada after the pandemic" (2025-2027). Funding: SSHRC Insight Development Grant.
• Co-researcher: “At the School of Uncertainty: Examining Conflicts of Truth in School Contexts in Quebec, Belgium, France, and Switzerland” (2025–2030), under the direction of Stéphanie Tremblay, Université du Québec à Montréal. Funding : SSHRC Insight Grant.
• Co-researcher (Canadian team): “Deep Dialogue: De-escalating Extremism & Polarization through Dialogue” (2026–2029), under the direction of Anamaria Dutceac Segesten, Lund University. Funding: Horizon Europe Programme.