About me
Welcome to my website!
I am a 3rd year PhD student at CREST/Institut Polytechnique de Paris since October ‘23, under the supervision of Pierre Boyer (Polytechnique and CREST) and Benoit Schmutz-Bloch (Polytechnique and CREST). I will visit Wharton (UPenn) from January to April 2026, sponsored by Gilles Duranton.
During Spring 2025, I visited the Berlin Quantitative Spatial Economics Group (bqse), sponsored by Gabriel Ahlfeldt (Humboldt Universität). I hold a MPhil. in Advanced Economics from Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon’s Department of Economics and I am a former research assistant at HEC Lausanne, to Mathias Thoenig.
My thesis investigates questions related to spatial economics. A large part of my research agenda investigates how population ageing shapes cities and inter-regional inequalities, in addition of climate change. I am also interested in the post-industrialization history of cities, from plant closure spatial effects to urban brownfields renewal. I mainly apply structural and reduced form tools to highly spatially disaggregated data.
I co-organize a PhD-level workshop in Urban and Spatial Economics, held at CREST on December 4 and 5, 2025. Find the program here.
References
Below, researchers who supervised my work or for whom I worked, and agreed to act as references:
- Pierre Boyer, Professor of Economics, Polytechnique and CREST.
- Benoit Schmutz-Bloch, Professor of Economics, Polytechnique and CREST.
- Mathias Thoenig, Professor of Economics. School of Business and Economics, University of Lausanne.