During the FdV Bachelor :

Interests : evolution, medicine

I entered the Frontiers in Life Sciences Bachelor during my second year :

L2: open course in evolutionary medicine

L3 : 

• Exchange semester : Leicester University (UK), physics, evolutionary biology, human genetics and comparative neurobiology
• Research project: Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle, Paris, genes of interest in gliomas  

After the Bachelor

Master MEME Erasmus Mundus in evolutionary biology and ecology:

• M1S1: Uppsala University
• M2S2: LMU Munich
• Research project M1: ENS Paris, diversification models for micro-organism phylogenies
• Research project M2S1: IRD Montpellier, Breast cancer and evolutionary mismatch
• Research project: MNHN Paris, Modelling of mutation accumulation in cell populations and consequences of cellular senescence when tissues are spatially-structured by cell lineages.

Currently

2nd year of my PhD, investigating the evolutionary relationship between aging and cancer at the Musée de l'Homme, in Paris. During this PhD, we will use several approaches to understand why the observed epidemiological patterns of cancer incidence don't match what's expected from theoretical models.

When I'm not getting passionate about science and science-related stuff, I like walking, diving, boxing and music...