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I obtained my mechanical engineering and Master’s degrees in 2008 from the Grenoble Institute of Technology. I received my Ph.D. from Grenoble University in 2013. I was then a postdoctoral researcher at WSL/SLF in Davos. In 2016, I joined EPFL as a Research and Teaching Associate with extensive visits to UCLA and UPenn. In 2019, I obtained an Assistant Professorship at EPFL and head of the Snow and Avalanche Simulation Laboratory. In 2022, I became Associate Professor of Alpine Mass Movements at ETH Zürich and Group Leader at the WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF in Davos.
My research interest is in the initiation and propagation of gravitational mass movements with a particular focus on snow and avalanche mechanics, including the development of multiscale methods based on computational geomechanics validated using laboratory and field experiments. My work on snow avalanches was extended to model glacier calving, tsunamis, alpine mass movements, and process chains. This work improves the physical understanding of slope instability and mass flows with impacts on applied research related to risk assessment and management in mountainous regions.
I have received the Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship and was awarded the SNSF Ambizione grant and Eccellenza Professorial fellowship.