I'm the CEO of A51.

We're building a molecular toolkit that allows us to program and scale biology.

My background is in computational biophysics. I hold a PhD from Sorbonne University and I spent more than a decade developing numerical models and algorithms to tackle hard biological problems related to genetic sequences, proteins, and epigenetics. I worked in France, the US, Germany, and Switzerland.

Following my research career, I worked as a business consultant at McKinsey in the Paris office, where I advised biotech and pharma companies.

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I was a Marie Curie fellow, Lindau-Nobel fellow, and a L'Oréal/UNESCO fellow.

I focus exclusively on solving the most complex, high-impact problems at the interface of biology and computation.