My scientific background is based on a thesis in cardiovascular electrophysiology, a
post-doc at INSERM, and an industrial experience at Nikon France. These experiences
allowed me to acquire a solid expertise in both scientific instrumentation and
programming (Java, Python, R), enriched by the continuous training of the CNRS.
Since I joined CNRS in 2005, I have held management responsibilities of
technological platforms in microscopy, image analysis and instrumentation, in particular
at the Laboratoire des Rickettsies (Faculty of Medicine of the Timone) from 2005 to
2010.
In 2010 I joined the Laboratory of Bacterial Chemistry where I
first piloted a common service dedicated to microscopy image analysis and high screening
debit. My missions include the implementation of advanced techniques (FRET, FRAP, bi-
photon, etc.), the development of free software for image processing, as well as
the analysis and quantification of data for various research projects. I was Deputy Director of the laboratory (2012 2017), responsible for common services and
HR management.
From 2018 to 2024, I led a scientific services team dedicated to instrumentation and
to the data analysis in microbiology (IAM team), composed of 5 permanent members.
Within my team, I ensured the coordination of collaborative projects.
In 2025 I introduced a significant change in my career. In agreement with the
laboratory I left the direction of the IAM team and joined the M3G team " Mathematical
Modeling of the Microbiomes " led by Dr. Florence Bansept. Within the team the
activities that have been entrusted to me are: software development for applications and
daily management of the team (financial management, purchasing, reception of interns and students).