I am a human-computer interaction researcher at Stanford University. I design and study digital tools that enrich human activities while making them feel simpler and more fluid, with a particular interest in gesture-based and voice interaction. My work spans creative practices, productivity, and learning.

I am currently doing a postdoc with Hari Subramonyam, where I mainly investigate how AI-assisted storytelling can support language acquisition through polymorphic feedback. With my mentees, I also develop tools to improve spelling, practice music, and learn Mechanics through sketching. I received my Ph.D. in Computer Science at Paris-Saclay University, advised by Emmanuel Pietriga and Caroline Appert within the ILDA team. Since 2024, I am also the Webmaster of the ACM SIGCHI Paris Chapter.