About me. I am a French citizen, born in 1987, grew up in Africa (Ivory Coast and Cameroon ) and France . In particular, I lived in Brittany (West) and in Lyon (South-ish) where I did my undergrad studies (BSc) at Lycee du Parc(2005-2007). I also lived in Paris, where I received a MSc fromESPCI ParisTech(2007-2010).I also hold a MRes inGreen Chemistryfrom Imperial College London, UK (2010-2011) and a PhD inMaterials sciencefrom the University of Oxford, UK (2011-2015). I then moved to Denmark , to the University of Copenhagen, where I worked first withProf Matthias Arenzfor my first postdoc (2015-2017) and then under aMarie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship(2017-2019). I then successively workedProf Maria Escudero-Escribano(2017-2020)andProf Kirsten M. Ø. Jensen(2019-2021) in the center for high entropy alloys catalysis centerCHEACunder the lead of Prof Jan Rossmeisl. I then secured aMarie Skłodowska-Curie Global Fellowship(2020-2023)and despite the challenges related to the Covid-19 pandemic, I joined for 6 months the group ofProf Matteo Cargnelloat the University of Stanford, USA (2021-2022). In May 2022, I started a Tenure Track Assistant Professor position at theBiochemical and Chemical Engineering Departmentat the University of Aarhus, Denmark.
My role in the team. I supervise the work, give directions and training, present our work outside the University, secure and manage funding.
Outside NEST. When time allows, I like to dance (Lindy-hop), hike/walk, swim, read and watch movies.