Associate Professor at ENS Paris (Sorbonne Université / CNRS). I lead a research group at the Institut Pierre-Gilles de Gennes, working at the intersection of microfluidics, droplet physics, and cell biology. My group designs miniaturised systems to address quantitative questions in immunology and high-throughput biology.

I have been building and teaching microfluidics for over 15 years. I direct the Microfluidics and Miniaturization Master at Sorbonne Université and regularly train R&D teams in academia and industry.

This course distils what I teach at ENS into a rigorous, accessible program — built around physical intuition, real experimental constraints, and the problems you will actually encounter in the lab.

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