I am currently a PhD student at the Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris (IAP) and Sorbonne University, in France. My research interests lie at the interface between primordial cosmology and theoretical high-energy physics. I see the early Universe as the ultimate laboratory where high-energy theories can be tested on the most fundamental scales. Using modern quantum field theory approaches, I develop new methods to deepen our understanding of the Universe's origins. I am particularly interested in using cosmological observations to search for evidence of new physics.

Recent News

  • February 2025: New paper "Primordial Sharp Features through the Nonlinear Regime of Structure Formation" released on the ArXiv!

    • It was a lot of fun working with Clément and Vivian, combining various expertise ranging from inflationary model building to performing N-body simulations and running MCMCs.

  • October 2024: First single-author paper "Spectral Representation of Cosmological Correlators" accepted for publication in JHEP!

    • Check out the paper if you are interested in physics in de Sitter and nice complex analysis, and also if you are tired of computing daunting nested time integrals.

  • September 2024: The Cosmological Flow Letter was accepted for publication in Physical Review Letters!

    • Check out the paper for a concise and accessible explanation of the newly developed cosmological flow approach for computing cosmological correlators.

  • February 2024: The CosmoFlow code is finally released as an open-source Python package!

    • Check out the Github reposit is you want to compute cosmological correlators without effort. We have included an in-depth user-guide to the code and many worked-out examples with ready-to-use notebooks.

  • January 2024: I received the 2nd 2023 Buchalter Cosmology Prize for the Cosmological Flow, alongside my fantastic collaborators Lucas Pinol and Sébastien Renaux-Petel!

    • The Buchalter Cosmology Prize is an annual prize that seeks to stimulate ground-breaking theoretical, observational, or experimental work in cosmology that has the potential to produce a breakthrough advance in our understanding of the Universe.

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