At Institut de Myologie, I study autophagy and membrane trafficking, including the DNM2-ATG16L1 and DNM2-ATG9A interface in centronuclear myopathy. My recent work includes a 2024 Science paper on how the actin-spectrin scaffold restricts endocytosis along proximal axons.
Previously, I worked at Institut Pasteur and at CIB, CSIC, and Institut Fresnel. My research has included autophagy, protein interactions, membrane dynamics, and biophysical studies of protein folding.
I use PREM and CLEM, alongside quantitative imaging approaches, and have trained researchers in these microscopy methods from sample preparation through data analysis. I also teach practical laboratory sessions and train new team members in experimental design and data analysis.
I’m developing an independent research program at the interface of autophagy and membrane trafficking in muscle. I co-wrote the European DREAMS project and prepared and defended a research proposal for the 2026 CRCN Inserm competition.
