Parisian, born and raised, I have been driven by curiosity for as long as I can remember. It has led me to the wonderful labs of Guillaume Dumas and Alexander Weil, my two postdoctoral supervisors and mentors. My longstanding passion for mathematics and computer science has shaped my research from a computational perspective.
I spend most of my time simulating large-scale dynamics in whole-cortex models, while enjoying the sweetness of life in Montreal.
I thrive on scientific discussions, especially with people I disagree with. This, I suppose, is one of the reasons that led me to the MESEC adventure: a series of international workshops and winter schools that I organize with friends from around the world, under the sun of the Mediterranean Sea.
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PhD in NeuroCognitive Modeling, 2022-2025
Université Paris Cité / University of Oxford
Master of Science in Cognitive Science, 2019
Ecole Normale Supérieure
Master of Engineering (Major in Data Science and Entrepreneurship), 2014
Telecom Paris
Undergrad in Computational Neuroscience, 2013
Columbia University

A biologically grounded dynamical account of conscious access. Using a mesoscale connectome-based model of macaque cortex, we identify a bifurcation mechanism underlying ignition-like all-or-none cortical activity and highlight a hierarchical NMDA/AMPA receptor gradient supported by autoradiography data.

MESEC is a bottom-up international initiative that fosters dialogue across approaches to consciousness science. We organize workshops and winter schools, bringing together researchers from around the world under the sun of the Mediterranean Sea.