As a doctoral researcher in the field of energy, my work primarily revolves around dynamic energy simulation and energy efficiency in buildings. I am deeply involved in the study of energy policies and energy outlook. My work is also focused on the electric flexibility of thermal uses.My research aims to develop innovative solutions for improving energy efficiency in buildings, thereby reducing their environmental impact. This involves the use of dynamic energy simulation tools to model and predict energy consumption under various conditions.In addition, I am also investigating the potential of flexible thermal uses as a means to further optimize energy consumption in buildings. This includes studying how thermal energy usage can be adjusted in response to factors such as fluctuating energy prices or changes in weather conditions.My work provides valuable insights that could help shape future energy policies and strategies. My research is not only advancing our understanding of energy efficiency in buildings but also paving the way for more sustainable and energy-efficient buildings in the future.Furthermore, I'm an associate Professor at Université Gustave Eiffel, where I am responsible for the Bachelor University Technology (BUT) Optimization program.