My research aims to tackle fundamental and engineering aspects of complex dynamical systems at the interface between statistical physics, materials science, soft matter, and biophysics. Since my PhD at Sorbonne University Paris (FR), my research has evolved very considerably, in both its subject matter and methods. My research background has mainly focused on interdisciplinarity: from fractal analysis of galaxy distribution to conformational changes of biological systems, and the design of biohybrid nanomaterials. I collaborate closely with different academic communities, as well as industrial and medical partners.

Research interests: computational physics and engineering, statistical physics, molecular thermodynamics, machine learning, multiscale modelling, enhanced sampling, biophysics, soft matter, materials science, healthcare engineering, environmental remediation, blockchain technology, decentralized science.