• Research topics: Spatial statistics applied to economics, Economic geography, Environmental economics.

• In a few words: My research is organized around two main fields. The first one aims to better understand the agglomeration of activities by evaluating the spatial concentration and identifying the factors that explain it. My second field of research focuses on measuring local biodiversity and analyzing the causes of the biodiversity decline, particularly by studying the role of invasive species. Although my work is characterized by a strong multidisciplinary approach, it primarily falls within the fields of spatial statistics applied to economics, economic geography and environmental economics.

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