Talks and Poster presentations
Last updated on August 2026
Oral presentations
2026
Morphopy: A new tool for impact crater morphological analyses, Europlanet Science Congress (EPSC), Den Hague, NETHERLANDS
MorphoPy: an AI-enabled post-processing framework for automated impact crater morphometric analysis, 17th Planetary Crater Consortium, Flagstaff, USA
2025
AC/DC: Automatic Crater Detection and Characterization, PhD Defense, Orsay, FRANCE
Automatic Pipeline for Crater Detection and Characterization, Europlanet Science Congress (EPSC), Helsinki, FINLAND
Automatic Crater Detection and Characterization, 16th Planetary Crater Consortium, Boulder, USA
Panoram’IA — July 2025, Online podcast available on YouTube
Automatic Crater Classification, 3rd Deep-learning for Science Days (JDLS), Paris, FRANCE
2024
Automatic crater detection and classification using Faster R-CNN, Europlanet Science Congress (EPSC), Berlin, GERMANY
Robust automatic crater detection at all latitudes on Mars using Deep-learning, Programme National de Planétologie (PNP), Nantes, FRANCE
Automatic Crater Datation Code, 2nd Deep-learning for Science Days (JDLS), Paris, FRANCE
Automatic crater detection and classification using Faster R-CNN, Earth and Planets Origin and Evolution (EPOE), Paris, FRANCE
2023
Automatic Crater Detection Algorithm, AI and Space Exploration symposium, Paris, FRANCE
Robust Automatic Crater Detection Using AI, Join Meeting Europlanet Science Congress - Departement of Planetary Sciences (EPSC-DPS), San-Antonio, USA
Poster gallery
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PNP 2022 : My First poster — Presented during the Programme National de Planétologie in Lyon in 2022
EPOE 2024: Automatic crater detection and classification using Faster R-CNN – Poster presented during the Earth and Planets Origin and Evolution colloquium in Paris in 2024
JDLS 2025: Automatic Crater Classification – Poster presented during the Deep-learning for Science days in Paris in 2025
EPSC 2026: MorphoPy: A New Tool For Impact Crater Morphological Analyses – Poster presented during the 2026 edition of the Europlanet Science Conference in The Hague