I am a Research Associate in Biostatistics at the University of Cambridge, in the MRC Biostatistics Unit, in William Astle's group, and a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Trinity Hall College. I am part of the Haem-Match consortium.

My research activity is driven by the development of methods and tools to draw inferences from biomedical data. I am particularly interested in understanding how molecular variations, such as in gene or protein expressions, affect an individual’s risk of developing pathologies, paving the way to earlier diagnoses and better treatments.

More specifically, my work focuses on the following topics:

• High-dimensional data
• Missing values & imputation methods
• Bayesian inference and uncertainty quantification
• Survival analysis and recurrent events modelling
• Applications to (prote)omics, genetic epidemiology and haematology and transfusion medicine data.

And I am always eager to discover and work on other methods and applications!

• French Statistical Society (SFdS)
Member of the Statistics & Sport group (since 2023)
• Young Proteomics Investigators Club (YPIC)
Core member and French representative (since 2020) and Vice-President (since 2023)
• European Proteomics Association (EuPA)
Member of the Conferences & Communication Committee (since 2021) and of the Mentoring Committee (since 2023)

I also was President of the Youth Club of the French Proteomics Society (2019-21) and President of the Young Statisticians group of the French Statistical Society (2021-23). For more details, see Involvement.

• 2024: Visiting Researcher
Sanquin, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Hosted by Mart Janssen.
• 2021-2022: Postdoctoral Researcher
MAP5, Université Paris Cité, Paris, France
I have been working on new methodologies for the detection of gene-environment interactions in cancer studies, under the supervision of Olivier Bouaziz. The project was funded by the Ligue Nationale contre le Cancer and is detailed here.
• 2018-2021: PhD Student
Institute for Advanced Mathematical Research, CNRS – Université de Strasbourg, France.
Hubert Curien Pluridisciplinary Institute, CNRS – Université de Strasbourg, France
I have been working on developing new statistical methodologies for quantitative proteomics data analysis, under the joint supervision of Frédéric Bertrand and Christine Carapito. My thesis manuscript can be found here.