I am a Postdoctoral Researcher working at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA in Los Angeles, California, in the Cardio Vascular Imaging Research Lab directed by Pr. Kim-Lien Nguyen.

I pursued my PhD research at the Grenoble Institut Neurosciences in France, in the Functional Neuroimaging and Brain Perfusion research team directed by Benjamin Lemasson and Thomas Christen.

Before my thesis, I worked as an intern under the supervision of Michel Dojat and Florence Forbes on Transfer Learning for automatic segmentation of radiation-induced brain lesions in glioblastoma patients in the case where the dataset contains a limited number of annotated MRIs. This work also enabled me to work closely with the start-up Pixyl , in the research and development of their AI tools for MS lesion segmentation.

I love public speaking and sharing my research work with the general public. That's what I did in the French-speaking competition "Ma Thèse en 180 secondes" (My thesis in 180 seconds), where I had to explain my thesis project in a popularized way in less than 3 minutes in front of an audience. My performance here.

Outside of work, I practice sports such as Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) and basketball. I like to go beyond my limits and renew myself in what I do. I find these notions in contact sports and satisfy my taste for teamwork through basketball. I'm also a fan of science fiction novels which I've been reading more and more recently. Finally, I love spending time with family, friends, or colleagues, having a drink, or enjoying an outdoor activity.