Research scientist in nanosciences and nanotechnologies, I am specialized in thermal radiation at micro and nanoscales, near-field optics from visible to infrared wavelengths, light-matter interactions at sub-wavelength scales, plasmonics, etc. I am employed by the CNRS and deputy director of the Institut Langevin at Ecole Supérieure de Physique et de Chimie Industrielles (ESPCI Paris, PSL University), where my research group is located.

Design and building of a standard of current based on quantum single electron transistors operating at very low temperature (T=20 mK). This research program was part of a collaboration between the BNM (now LNE) and the QUANTRONICS group at CEA / Saclay.

Associate researcher employeed by the CNRS at Ecole Normale Supérieure - Laboratoire Pierre Aigrain (formerly named : Laboratoire de Physique de la Matière Condensée). Investigation of Electromagnetic Properties of high critical temperature superconductors.

Postdoctoral researcher supported by the US National Science Foundation and University of Chicago at Argonne National Laboratory with the Material Science Division. Design of a low temperature scanning tunneling microscope and investigation of superconducting materials in a magnetic field.

PhD research at CNRS in Grenoble.See Education for details