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My Profile

I am a PhD student in planetary sciences, currently based at the GEOPS laboratory at Paris-Saclay University, under the supervision of Prof. Frédéric Schmidt and François Andrieu. My thesis, which will be defended on the 6th of October 2025, focuses on the development of a deep-learning algorithm for automatic crater detection and characterization on planetary surfaces such as Mars, Mercury and the Moon.

For now, I have actively contributed to planetary science research through:

• Presented my work at international conferences, including more than 10 posters and/or talks.
• Written 2 peer-reviewed articles (1 published and 1 submitted.).
• Taught over 96 hours of advanced courses to Master’s students, focusing on Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing of planetary surfaces.

My research focuses on :

• Artificial intelligence
• Qualitative geomorphology
• Remote Sensing (data, image, radar…)
• Mars and The Moon surfaces
• Earth observation

My research in a nutshell

During my PhD, I developed an Artificial Intelligence-based computer vision algorithm for the automated detection of craters on the surfaces of Mars and the Moon and the detection of thermokarstic lakes on Earth. This project has equipped me with strong analytical and problem-solving skills across multiple disciplines, including Environmental Sciences, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Data Analysis, Remote Sensing, and Geomorphology. This work aim to the publication of two scientific articles in prestigious journals such as Planetary and Space Science and Icarus, as well as active participation in three major international conferences in the United States, Germany, and Finland. Additionally, this work has given me the opportunity to engage in teaching, delivering courses to MSc students in Planetary Sciences.

Acknowledgment

Special thanks to kurzgesagt for their amazing work and their impressive illustrations.