Research

Research program in graph machine learning, geometric deep learning, signal processing, and scientific applications.

My research studies how relational structure can become a useful inductive bias. Graphs represent pairwise interactions; hypergraphs and simplicial or cellular complexes represent higher-order interactions. The goal is to build models that use this structure without sacrificing scalability, stability, or interpretability.

Active funded programs

DeSNAP — Deep Simplicial Neural Networks for Advanced Geometry Processing

ANR · Principal Investigator · 2025–2029 · €337,862

DeSNAP studies neural networks for higher-order geometric structures, with emphasis on continuous formulations, theoretical properties, and scalable learning.

SIGMA — Signal-aware Graph Summarization with GNN Guarantees

Hi! PARIS Synergy Fellowship · Co-Principal Investigator · 2026–2029 · €200,000

SIGMA connects graph summarization with signal preservation and guarantees for downstream graph-neural-network behavior.

Compressing Graph Data: From Signal Processing to Machine Learning

IMT Futur, Ruptures & Impacts · Supervisor · 2026–2029 · €155,000

This doctoral project develops principled graph compression methods across signal-processing and machine-learning perspectives.

SODA — System on Chip Design Leveraging Artificial Intelligence

ANR · Team member · 2023–2027 · €531,000 consortium funding

SODA explores how artificial intelligence can support circuit and system-on-chip design.

Translation and collaboration

My program includes collaboration with academic and industrial partners, including TotalEnergies and Idemia. Research outputs include open scientific publications as well as patent applications.

Collaboration

I welcome research discussions that have a clear connection to graph machine learning, geometric deep learning, graph signal processing, or application areas I’m interested in. A short message describing the scientific question, relevant background, and intended form of collaboration is particularly helpful.

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