I am an applied mathematician working in Mathematical Biology, with a focus on mathematical models of cell population dynamics in cancer and development. I am particularly interested in the analysis, numerical simulation and empirical validation of models comprising nonlinear integro-differential equations, to investigate the spatio-temporal sorting of heterogeneous cell populations.

I completed my PhD in Mathematics in March 2022 at the University of St Andrews, where I worked in the StAMBio research group under the supervision of Mark Chaplain and Tommaso Lorenzi. I then held postdoc positions at the Laboratoire Jacques-Louis Lions (Sorbonne University) until Decembre 2024, where I worked with Benoît Perthame and Luis Almeida, also as a laureate of the MSCA cofund Paris region Fellowship Programme, and at the Centre Inria de Saclay in 2025, where I worked in the MUSCA research team with Frédérique Clément and Romain Yvinec. I passed the CNRS recruitment competition in May 2025 in the interdisciplinary section CID51 "Mathematical modelling, informatics and physics for the life sciences".