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I'm a CNAP Research Scientist at the Laboratoire de Planétologie et Géosciences (OSUNA, Nantes Université). Before that, I obtained my PhD in Geology-Geophysic in 2014 at Géoazur (UCA), and was a Postdoctoral Research Scientist at LDEO (Columbia University in New York City) and IPGP (Université de Paris-Cité).
I work on earthquake and fault properties on Earth and Mars using various data such as field geology, remote sensing and seismology.
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Contact
Laboratoire de Planétologie et Géosciences - UMR CNRS 6112
Bât. 4 - Faculté des Sciences et Techniques
2 rue de la Houssinière - BP 92208
44322 Nantes Cedex 3 (FRANCE)
Phone: (+33)2 51 12 54 63
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Latest news
Latest news
September 2025
We talked about "earthquakes" during the opening of the « Quand la Terre tremble » exhibition at l’espace des sciences de Rennes. Watch the conference here!
July 2025
Our ANR resarch proposal "FaSiRé" looking at faults and seismic activity in stable continental regions has been funded! Stay tuned for future open PhD positions in geomorphology, paleoseismology, tectonics, archeo-seismicity, dating and numerical modeling!
January 2025
I'm honored to join the recruiting committee of the CNAP "Solid Earth" section!
February 2024
New paper out about lateral variations of crustal martian thickness and marsquake relocation! Full text available here!
January 2024
We will present on January 12 our results of the analysis of the recent Mw4.9 La Laigne earthquake to the inhabitants of the cities hit by the earthquake.
Our paper looking at increasing avalanche rates in the epicentral area of the largest marsquake ever recorded is just published in Icarus. See more here!
October 2023
We will present the preliminary results of the analysis of the recent Mw4.9 La Laigne earthquake at the RST in Rennes and the REF 2023 in St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. See you there!
June 2023
Our team is in the field to study the recent Mw4.9 earthquake that just occured near Niort, France. Many buildings were damaged in the epicentral area! Stay tuned for more information!
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