In September 2025, I joined the ERMINE team at the University of Rennes, which is part of the IRISA UMR 6074 (CNRS), as a postdoctoral researcher under the supervision of Maël Le Treust (CNRS, IRISA) and Giulia Cervia (IMT Nord Europe, Lille). This postdoctoral position is funded by the project FOUND of the PEPR Network of the Future. Previously, from May to July 2025, I was a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Illinois Urbana−Champaign under the supervision of my Ph.D. advisor, Cédric Langbort, where I also completed my Ph.D. and Master of Science in the Aerospace Engineering Department. Before joining the University of Illinois, I obtained a Diplôme de l'École polytechnique. 

I am broadly interested in the control of human and networked systems via strategic communication from the Controls and Game Theory perspectives. My Master's research examined signaling in road traffic systems (more precisely, information design for routing games). My Ph.D. dissertation tackled signaling problems in which the receiver is not perfectly known to the sender (in some sense, robust information design). I am currently working on robustness in routing games, on repeated signaling routing games, on information design in the presence of additional strategic agents, and on the link between Information Theory and information design. 

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