About me
Since September 2024, I am a PhD student in computer science at Inria Rennes, supervized by Karel Břinda and Pierre Peterlongo. I am a member of the Genscale team, inside the Irisa laboratory.
I am primarily into the theoretical aspects of sequence bioinformatics, with a focus on the structure of biological data. My current research aims to model and exploit the phylogeny of bacterial genomic data to build sublinear search algorithms. Besides, I really enjoy combinatorics, complexity theory and quantum computing.
For ecological reasons, I am commited not to fly during my research career. Being a train-enjoyer allows me to reach European collaborators in person. In addition, I campaign for appropriate vegan options during public events.
Beyond research, I take pleasure in scientific dissemination, board games, hiking and bouldering (I must admit I am kind of chalk'oholic).
News
- 06/2024. Construction of this brand new website.