ABOUT ME

I am a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Edinburgh, UK and tenured research engineer at CNRS, France. I am currently looking for opportunities to leverage my expertise in cellular stress response, tissue repair and regeneration, bioimaging, and modelling.

My research primarily focuses on understanding how biological systems respond and adapt to critical conditions such as stress and injuries. I combine quantitative microscopy, microfluidics, and computational modelling to unravel the complex dynamics of these processes.

Previously, I completed my PhD in Physics at the University of Paris - Orsay, where I developed advanced fluorescence techniques to study protein-protein interactions. My background in physics provides me with a unique quantitative perspective on biological problems.

Outside of the lab, I am passionate about 3D printing, music, and martial arts. I also enjoy sharing my knowledge through teaching and outreach activities.

Education

2002
PhD in Physics
University of Paris - Orsay
1998
Master in Physics
University of Paris - Orsay

Interests

  • Stress response
  • CNS Regeneration
  • Systems biology
  • Image analysis
  • Microfluidics
  • Microscopy
  • F-techniques
  • 3D printing

Skills

Technical

Python, Data analysis, Microscopy

Hobbies

Hiking, Music, Kung-fu