From a young age, I have been captivated by the mysteries of space. The desire to study them emerged early on, evolving into a dream that has guided my academic journey. Like a dog relentlessly chasing a bone, I have at heart to put up everything I can to explore my scientific interests. This allowed me to develop a high-reaching science, promoting the quality of results rather than publishing rate.

I believe I have a lot to learn from the others, which is why I always welcome advice, feedback, and constructive criticism as essential tools for refining my work and adapt to the evolving landscape of astrophysics. Beyond my own development, I am commited to the fostering a culture of inclusivity and social justice within the academic community. In this context, I prioritise active listening and have earned a reputation as a trustworthy and reliable colleague and friend.

People like to say I can easily blend in any social group. I don't know how true this is, but I know that I can adapt quickly to new working conditions. Could it be new softwars, new collaborations, or a new workplace, I am at ease with novelty. Through time, I constituted myself a arsenal of software/techniques that helps me to cover a large variety of topics in the planet formation field.

In collaboration with P. Michelin and the project Stellar-MADE. We developped long exposure photographs of the Sun paths in Grenoble.

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Hydrodynamics, Radiative transfer, Optical telescopes, Interferometry

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