I am currently a PhD student at the Université Gustave Eiffel, in the MSME laboratory, under the supervision of Vincent Le Chenadec, Eric Chénier and Can Selçuk.

I am interested in numerical methods for fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer, and multi-phase flows. My current research focuses on sharp interface models, interface tracking methods and high-performance computing (HPC). Applications includes process engineering, energy conversion systems, and microfluidics.

I am also exploring the use of scientific machine learning (SciML) for fluid mechanics.

I enjoy developing open-source software. I code mainly in Julia, but I am also a big fan of Python and Fortran.

On this site you will find my publications and talks, a gallery of figures from my work, the code I write and maintain, the courses I teach, and the occasional post.