About Me
I am an Associate Professor at Université de Paris and member of the CMPLI lab.
After studying bioinformatics and biophysics at Paris-Diderot University, I obtained a PhD in molecular biophysics on the molecular mechanisms of ligand-membrane protein interactions.
I then carried out a first post-doc at the University of Stockholm on the action of anesthetics on ionotropic channels. Then I obtained a scholarship from the Pierre-Gilles de Gennes Foundation to study at the IBPC (Paris) the opening/closing mechanisms of these same channels.
Later I worked for Air Liquide on the action of volatile anesthetics. In September 2017, I joined the MTi laboratory (Molecules Therapeutics in-silico, renamed in 2019 CMPLI) as a lecturer.
My work now focuses on the characterization and prediction of protein-peptide interactions by molecular dynamics simulation.