I am an Assistant Professor (Chargé de Recherche) at the Centre Automatique et systèmes at Mines Paris, PSL University specializing in Applied Mathematics and a member of the Inria/Mines/ENS team QUANTIC. My primary research interests lie in optimal control and optimization, with a particular emphasis on geometric applications. The key areas of my research encompass:

• Quantum control: My focus within this domain is to leverage classical optimal control theory tools and apply them to quantum mechanics. This aims to develop more efficient, accurate, and robust methods for controlling quantum systems. The applications of this research extend to diverse fields such as medical imaging, chemical reactions control, quantum sensing, quantum computing, and, more recently, quantum error corrections.

• Optimization and shape optimization for nuclear fusion reactors: Specifically, my work centers around Stellarators, collaborating with Stellacage and Renaissance fusion. I am interested both in theoretical aspects, like existence of minimizer in shape optimization, and numerical implementation.