Hi!

I am currently a postdoctoral researcher in the Simon Gravel group at the Department of Human Genetics of McGill University.
Before that, I completed my PhD in the Statistics and Optimization Team at the Toulouse Institute of Mathematics (IMT) and in the Robotics and Interactions Team at LAAS-CNRS. I worked under the supervision of Pierre Neuvial (IMT) and Juan Cortés (LAAS). My doctoral research was funded by the Labex CIMI.
Here is my CV as of 2024-04.


Research

My research focuses on the development of statistical methods for solving real problems in Biology. One of my fields of interest is the structural analysis of highly flexible proteins. For that, I use and develop techniques from optimal transport theory, clustering and (selective) hypothesis testing. I am currently delving into the realm of Population Genetics and coalescent theory.

Keywords: Optimal Transport, Wasserstein distance, Goodness-of-fit test, Post-clustering inference, Structural Biology, Intrinsically Disordered Proteins (IDP), Population Genetics, Coalescent Theory.