
Bio
I am an Associate Professor at Université Paris Cité and conduct my research at LIRA (Observatoire de Paris). My work focuses on the direct imaging of exoplanetary systems, with a strong emphasis on astronomical instrumentation. In particular, I develop techniques to reveal faint planets hidden in the glare of their host stars, including coronagraph design, wavefront sensing and control algorithms, and advanced data processing methods.
I received my PhD in Astronomy and Astrophysics from Observatoire de Paris – Université Paris Sciences et Lettres. I subsequently held postdoctoral positions at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and at the University of Bern, where I continued developing instrumentation and analysis techniques for high-contrast imaging of exoplanets.
Research projects
Coherent Differential Imaging

Focal Plane Wavefront Control

Contrast stabilization

Adaptive Coronagraphs

Instruments
SPHERE

Planetary Camera and Spectrograph

PLACID

Optical testbeds

Roman Coronagraph

Habitable Worlds Observatory
