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PhD researcher at Mines Paris-PSL.

Developer, philosopher.

I started higher education at INSA Lyon in 2019 and left in 2024 with an engineering degree in computational biology. It was during those year that I met my pasion for research, and for mathematics. To deepen the maths, I graduated from the Mathematics for Life Sciences master's programme at Paris-Saclay and Institut Polytechnique de Paris. In November 2025 I began my PhD on personalised, real-time control of blood pressure in intensive care and surgical patients.

Alongside, I am doing a master's in philosophy of science and logic at La Sorbonne, I build open-source tools, experiment with LLMs, hike, climb, write, take photographs and do improv theatre.

An overly condensed list of the research topics that drive me most:

  • Theoretical biology, neo-Darwinism and Artificial Life
  • Complex systems, self-organisation, self-modification and emergence
  • How the human body, intelligence and organisation work — and how to model them
  • Personalised medicine and the modelling of pathological living systems
  • Shedding light on philosophical problems (morality, consciousness, free will, politics) through modern scientific theories

I don't think anything makes me happier than seeing — and contributing to — projects that are open, free, community-driven and positive in their impact.

OpenStreetMap, Wikipedia, the Mozilla Foundation, effective altruism, Khan Academy are but a few examples of such projects.

Beyond that, I hope I never stop marvelling at knowledge, at biodiversity, or at a starry sky.

I have also gathered a handful of works that marked and inspired me deeply:

Books

  • L'Écume des jours, Boris Vian
  • La Horde du Contrevent, Alain Damasio
  • The Beginning of Infinity, David Deutsch
  • The Selfish Gene, Richard Dawkins

Music

  • Discovery, Daft Punk
  • An Awesome Wave, Alt-J
  • Mystère, La Femme
  • Tchaikovsky's symphonies