I currently manage the image computing group at Mauna Kea Technologies where I have previously been a research engineer. I work on biomedical image processing and analysis within a focus on image registration methods.

Until January 2008, I have been working towards my PhD degree from Ecole des Mines de Paris. My PhD stemmed from a CIFRE agreement and was under the cosupervision of Prof. Nicholas Ayache from the Asclepios Research group (previously called Epidaure) at INRIA Sophia-antipolis and Mauna Kea Technologies.

My thesis is entitled Image Registration and Mosaicing for Dynamic In Vivo Fibered Confocal Microscopy. More information can be found here.

Before my PhD, I have been holding a research assistantship position under the supervision of Prof. Xiaodong Wang in the department of Electrical Engineering at Columbia University. During that period, I have mainly been working on Sequential Monte Carlo methods.

I graduated from Ecole Polytechnique in 2003 and obtained my Master of Science in Electrical Engineering at Columbia University in 2004.

Research Interests

• Biomedical image analysis
• Image registration
• Video mosaicing
• Statistical signal processing
• Sequential Monte Carlo methods

You can check out some of my work at Asclepios on INRIA's activity report.