Since January 2016, I have been coordinating the SOFA Consortium. Since the SOFA project started back in 2006 and until early 2017, the research institute Inria funded all development efforts, amounting to about 2.2M€. Launched in 2017, the SOFA Consortium aims at gathering partners willing to share the costs of an adequate staff working - for the good of everyone - on release management, code maintenance, quality improvement and community animation. Developing the community, defining the technical roadmap and increasing technology transfers are currently my missions within the Consortium.
From 2014 until late 2015, I worked as research engineer at Inria: the Mimesis team (led by Stéphane Cotin) investigates the medical simulation using the SOFA framework. Located in Strasbourg, the team works in close collaboration with the IHU Strasbourg. My research work focused on the simulation of cryoablation and cardiac electrophysiology.
I defended my PhD in medical simulation in July 2014. My Ph.D. thesis was a collaboration established between two Inria laboratories: the Asclepios team (Sophia Antipolis), and the Shacra team (Lille Nord Europe). I originally studied mechanical engineering, and double-graduated in 2010 from both Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and INSA Lyon.
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