I’m an Associate Professor at the School of Engineering, Institute of Systems Engineering, HES-SO Valais-Wallis and PI in the Axe - Device & Data - at the Sense Research and Innovation Center. I'm also an affiliated collaborator of the Radiology Department of the Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV). I'm the leader of the Mathematical Technologies Research Unit. The Mat-Tech Lab (Mathematical Technologies Lab) is a vibrant interdisciplinary team composed by mathematicians, engineers, physicists and neuroscientists working at the interface between the development of new technologies in healthcare (& beyond) and mathematics. The goal of the lab is to promote new innovations in the field of healthcare technologies, while being able to re-adapt creatively the modelling frameworks used up to now. We value industrial partnership and hybrid developments (across academia and industry). During my double PhD in mathematics and cognitive neuroscience, I trained as a computational neuroscientist and applied mathematician, contributing in developing models for perception and brain dynamics, under the supervision of Prof. Sarti (CAMS, Paris) and Prof. Citti (UNIBO, Italy). During my post-doc and as a Research Scientist, I worked in the research unit directed by Prof. Micah M. Murray, the LINE, Laboratory for Investigative Neurophysiology, between the Radiology Department of the Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV) and University of Lausanne (UNIL), Switzerland. I'm a former employee of the Jules Gonin Eye Hospital and of the CIBM Center for Biomedical Imaging, with whom I still collaborate. Nowadays I'm extending my field of expertise to neuro-imaging, focusing on the development of MRI techniques for eye and brain imaging, as well as EEG methods (and physiological recordings) for the identification of neural correlates, biomarkers and devices development. Particularly, I currently focus on the development of neuro-devices, with applications in medicine and vision rehabilitation.https://sites.google.com/view/mat-tech-lab/home?authuser=1