After earning a degree in thermal engineering, I continued my academic journey in physics and later specialized in ceramic materials science. After a successful research and development internship as an engineer at Saint Gobain C.R.E.E, I made the decision to conclude my academic pursuits by completing a doctoral degree.My doctoral research centered around the study and comprehension of the phenomena governing an innovative sintering process known as "flash sintering." I successfully obtained my Ph.D. in Materials Science and Electrochemistry from the University of Grenoble Alpes in 2016.Following that, I embarked on a two-year postdoctoral research position at INAC within the CEA in Grenoble. During this time, my focus was on the development and optimization of oxide single crystals and polycrystals for applications such as space cooling and microelectronics.Fueled by my passion for materials development and innovation, I have been a part of the SRT-microceramics team for the past 5 years. My primary mission involves the development and enhancement of the reliability of a pilot production line for multilayer ceramic cells, intended to be at the core of fuel cells or high-temperature electrolyzers.