Teaching
Passing knowledge to a new generation
During my career, I had the opportunity to teach different topics (physics, data analysis, cosmological simulations in different languages (French and English) and at different levels (Undergrad to Ph.D. level).
I gave a lecture on cosmological simulations at Kyunghee University, and hands-on sessions on cosmological simulations at the Pyeongchang Summer Institute 2015.
I was also invited at the Indian Institute for Astrophysics (Bangaore) to teach cosmological simulations.
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During my Ph.D., I was a teaching assistant at the Université Paris 7 Denis Diderot. I gave tutorials in Physics and in data analysis for Earth sciences.
Cosmological Simulations
2013-2016
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Nov. 2015: Invited lecture on cosmological simulations (PhD candidates), Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Bangalore, India. Theory and hands-on session with Gadget-2.
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July 2015: Pyeongchang Summer Institute 2015, tutorials on cosmological N-body simulations using the GOTPM code: design the initial conditions, run the simulation, visualize and analyse the outputs
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Nov. 2013: 1 hour lecture on cosmological simulations to undergraduate astronomy students, Kyunghee University, Suwon, Korea
Physics
2008 - 2011
Teaching Assistant,
Université Paris Diderot
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2010-2011: Tutorials of physics, First year BSc students (L1) in physics, with François Vannucci: Hydrostatics, hydrodynamics, kinematics
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2009-2010: Tutorials of physics, First year BSc students (L1) in physics, with Sébastien Charnoz: Hydrostatics, hydrodynamics, energy
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2008-2009: Experimental work in mechanics
Data Analysis in Earth Science
2008 - 2011
Teaching assistant at Université Paris Diderot
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Computing tutorials in data analysis with matlab, first year master's degree (M1) of Earth Science, with Olivier de Viron: Frequency analysis, statistics, least square methods, wavelets
Wotking with students
Student Supervision
I am always happy to work with motivated students.
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Summer 2017: co-supervision of Summer Student Hyungjin Kim (Waterloo, Master): using redshift-space distortion and supernovae to constrain gravity
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Summer 2019: Supervision of Sohee Chun (Emory, Rising Sophomore): SNIa cosmology