My research is driven by the challenges encountered by material science at the nanoscale. Defects and surface effects play an important role at those scales and impose stringent requirement on the materials, interface and surface quality.
I grow nanowires for applications in quantum devices, single photon sources, photodetectors, for fundamental research and for the development of novel characterization tools adapted to nano-objects.
My background:
Previous Positions
since 2015: CNRS Research scientist @ Institut Néel Grenoble
2013-2015: Researcher @ Institut Néel Grenoble
2012-2013: Postdoc @ CEA Grenoble
2008-2012: Postdoc @ TU Delft
Education
2022: Habilitation in Physics - Université Grenoble Alpes
2008: PhD in Electronics - INSA de Lyon
2005: Master in Environmental Science - Université Paris VII Denis Diderot
2004: Master in Materials Science Engineering - INSA de Lyon