About Me

I am Maitre de Conférences (~ Associate Professor) at Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1.

My research focuses on problems originating from physics in which a stochastic component plays a key role. This randomness mostly originates from molecular behaviors, such as inter-collisions and interactions with the boundary in kinetic theory, from some extra microstructure, or from diffusive effects when studying nonlinear diffusions. Mathematically, the tools I use come mainly from probability theory (Harris theorem, coupling techniques, stochastic calculus, derivation in the space of measures) and from the theory of partial differential equations.

Before moving to Lyon, I was a Civis3I Postdoctoral Fellow (part of the MSCA action) at University La Sapienza, under the supervision of Alessandra Faggionato. Before that, I was a postdoc researcher at the LJLL (Sorbonne Université), under the supervision of Mitia Duerinckx (FNRS) and Antoine Gloria (LJLL, SU). I studied for my PhD at the LPSM (Sorbonne Université) under the supervision of Nicolas Fournier (LPSM, Sorbonne Université) and Stéphane Mischler (CEREMADE, Université Paris Dauphine).