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I am an Associate Professor (Maître de conférences) in Economics at the SRCD Department of IMT Atlantique. I joined IMT Atlantique in 2020 and am currently based on the Rennes campus, after two years on the Brest campus as part of the Data Science team.

I hold a PhD in Economics from Institut Polytechnique de Paris (Télécom Paris), completed in 2019. I was previously a postdoctoral researcher at the Governance and Regulation Chair (Paris Dauphine University). I also hold two Master’s degrees: in Information Systems Engineering (Institut Mines-Télécom Business School) and in Network Industries and Digital Economy (Paris Dauphine University). Before entering academia, I worked in information systems management consulting and auditing for the insurance and banking sectors.

My research examines how digital markets are organised and governed, with particular attention to the incentives of their participants, the mechanisms that structure their interactions, and the resulting power relations. My work primarily draws on empirical methods grounded in microeconomics, while increasingly engaging with interdisciplinary approaches.

My research trajectory has progressively broadened from several connected areas :

• Software vulnerability markets;

• The interplay between privacy regulation and competition, particularly in the online advertising ecosystem ;

• Internet governance and the governance of standards and shared digital infrastructures, from the Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF) in Adtech to interoperable infrastructures for the Internet of Things;

• The online disinformation chain, including how platform business models and generative AI shape the production, distribution, and monetisation of information.

Alongside this work, I am contributing to an interdisciplinary research agenda that examines the broader societal implications of digital technologies and the place of technology in ecological and societal transformations.