Welcome !

I am currently holding a Chargé de Recherche (tenured researcher) position at Laboratoire Navier near Paris. This lab is affiliated with Université Gustave Eiffel (my primary affiliation), the CNRS and the ENPC. I study how bubbles and particles behave under flow in simple and complex fluids. Bubbles and particles are a lot alike, but they differ in the sense that bubbles are very sensitive to sound waves. Exploiting these properties allows us to probe - or if we are not nice, damage - their surroundings.

My previous work

• Postdoc at TU Delft and Imperial College London (2018-2021) in the group of Valeria Garbin. We used ultrasound on single bubbles to study and disrupt the structure of complex fluids.

• Postdoc at the laboratoire de Physique de l’Ens de Lyon (2015-2018) with Sébastien Manneville and Thomas Gibaud, in a collaboration with the Laboratoire du Futur (U. Bordeaux & Solvay). We studied there how concentrated - and sometimes shear-thickening - suspensions flow combining insights from ultrasound echography and X radiography.

• Postdoc at IRPHÉ in Marseille (2013-2014), studying how colloidal suspensions self-organise during directional freezing, with Alain Pocheau, Marc Georgelin and Sylvain Deville.

• PhD student at SPEC, CEA Saclay (2010-2013), during which I researched the long-time, large-scale properties of a turbulent swirling von Karman flow in water. Under the supervision of François Daviaud and Bérengère Dubrulle.