Since childhood, I’ve been captivated by the world of IT—building computers, immersing myself in video games, and navigating the ever-evolving landscape of internet culture. What fascinated me most was the internet’s ability to connect people across the globe, allowing us to share ideas and bridge distances. But as a French teenager, there was one hurdle: my English. Recognizing its importance, I made mastering the language a priority during high school.

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When it came time for university, my path wasn’t immediately clear, but my passion for technology naturally led me to pursue Computer Science. It was during an internship in Thailand, working on image processing in a research lab, that everything clicked. The experience was a perfect fit—endless learning, a vibrant multicultural environment, and IT challenges that fueled my curiosity. I loved it so much, I extended my stay for another year. That pivotal moment set the course for my academic journey: an international Bachelor’s in Computer Vision, an ERASMUS Master’s in AI for medical applications, and ultimately, a PhD in Positron Emission Tomography imaging.

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Today, as an Assistant Professor at CMKL University, I am thrilled to delve deeper into the intersection of technology and medicine while inspiring the next generation of innovators. As an educator, I believe true progress is born from overcoming challenges. Every student’s learning journey is unique, and I strive to guide them in transforming obstacles into opportunities for growth.

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Mistakes, often seen as failures, are actually powerful tools for learning.

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I encourage my students to adopt the mindset of a neural network: embrace errors, backtrack to understand them, and emerge stronger with each iteration. At CMKL, I work to create an environment where adversity is not a setback but a catalyst for creativity, resilience, and innovation. Together, we aim to redefine learning and unlock new possibilities in a world driven by progress.