Current work

Research

Artificial intelligence, machine learning and mathematics applied to concrete problems.

The thesis

Artificial intelligence for the optimization of the mechanical durability of systems subjected to severe vibratory loads — a military application.

Started October 2025 at Inria Rennes, funded by the Agence de l’innovation de défense and run as a consortium between the DGA, the University of Angers and the University of Rennes.

Areas

Machine learning and applied mathematics, currently around vibration fatigue and damage estimation: signal characterisation in the time, frequency and time–frequency domains, and feature engineering on non-stationary signals.

More recently, extreme value statistics.

Earlier: reinforcement learning and multi-agent systems, computer vision and remote sensing, time-series forecasting.

Reviews

Earlier research

Theses, research projects and the placements they came out of.

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