I am currently a postdoctoral researcher at LS2N in Nantes. I am focusing on the problem of bandwidth extension using deep learning models.

I did my PhD research on the problem of audio source localization and counting, specifically on speech signals, using deep learning on 3D audio signals.

My other research interests include music information retrieval, music generation and sound synthesis.

In addition to research, playing and composing music take up a lot of space in my daily life. I have been playing the piano since I am 6, and I like playing pieces in different styles like classical music, blues, boogie-woogie or minimal music. I also like playing by ear and rearranging songs I like.

I also spend a lot of time producing music using synthesizers and a DAW (Ableton Live notably). I create tracks in several genres, including rap beats, lo-fi, dub, electronic, psytrance and other styles I don't know how to classify.

I also like doing sound design by messing around with synthesizers. I sometimes record sounds from the world with a microphone, either to process and use them in my creations, or for nothing but pleasure.

You can hereby find my resume.