About Me

I am currently a Junior CNRS researcher (chargée de recherche CNRS) at Laboratoire Jacques-Louis Lions, Paris Sorbonne Université, working in applied mathematics. In particular I'm interested in kinetic equations, many particle systems as well as their applications to biological phenomena.

Before, I spent two years as a COFUND MathInGreaterParis- postdoctoral fellow at CEREMADE - Université Paris-Dauphine, hosted by Emeric Bouin. And prior to that I was postdoctoral researcher at Laboratoire Jacques-Louis Lions, Sorbonne Université, where I worked together with Benoît Perthame and Benoît Sarels .

I completed my PhD in mathematics at the University of Vienna under the supervision of Christian Schmeiser.

Research Interests

My research interest include:

• Kinetic theory
• macroscopic limits
• longtime behaviour
• entropy methods
• hypocoercivity theory
• coagulation equations
• application to biology/ecology
• Mathematical biology
• size-distribution of organisms in ecosystems
• agent-based collective dynamics in cell colonies
• Mean-field games
• Optimization (nonsmooth optimization, numerical algorithms, dynamical approaches)