I am a tenure-track assistant professor at University of Toronto Mississauga. Before coming to Toronto, I was a postdoc in the Max Planck Institute and demi-ATER at Université Grenoble Alpes. I did my phD at Université Paris Diderot under the supervision of Marc Hindry.

I am interested in elliptic surfaces, or families of elliptic curves, and various related objects like root number and del Pezzo surfaces. A few years ago, I was more on the analytic side of number theory, but I seem to have moved to geometric tools. Whatever the technique, my  passion lies in arithmetic.

This semester (Fall 2025), I am teaching Algebra I (Mat1100). My office hour is 11-noon on Thursdays or online by demand.

Next semester (Winter 2026), I will be teaching History of Mathematics (Mat387).

My Cv, a research plan, a talk's slides

Random details about me: I am a member of the AMQ (Québec's mathematics association). I am partially supported by an NSERC Discovery grant. I am a proud Franco-Ontarienne, French and Québecoise. I also speak German. I am a novelist (see Literature page). If you want to become my graduate student, you need to first be accepted to Toronto's graduate math program. Do NOT send me AI-generated emails.