
Since October 2024, I'm a postdoctoral researcher in Quantum Information team of Sorbonne University working with Alex Grilo.
Before that, I received my PhD in computer science from École Normale Supérieure de Lyon under the supervision of Damien Stehlé and Gilles Villard .
I received my Master's degree in theoretical computer science from the same university.
I’m broadly interested in many areas of computer science, especially cryptography, quantum computation, and complexity theory.
My research focuses on understanding the security of cryptographic schemes—like encryptions, digital signatures, and zero-knowledge proofs—in the presence of quantum computers. I also enjoy thinking about Euclidean lattices, their computational hardness (both classical and quantum), and their algorithmic aspects.
On a more foundational side, I’m fascinated by the possibility of cryptography itself—wondering whether one-way functions or one-way state generators could exist based only on very general assumptions, such as P ≠ NP, BQP ≠ QMA, or hardness of learning.
QI team at LIP6 (Laboratoire d'Informatique)
Sorbonne Université, Paris, France