
I am a CNRS Researcher in Movement based Human-Computer Interaction at LIMSI (CNRS, Université Paris-Sud Université Paris-Saclay) within the AMI Group (Architectures and Models for Interaction). I hold a PhD in computer science from Université Pierre et Marie Curie, that I completed in the {Sound Music Movement} Interaction team at Ircam. I am a member of the steering committee of the International Conference on Movement & Computing (MOCO).
Research Interests:
- Gesture-based & Whole-body Interaction
- Expressive Movement Modeling
- User-Centered Machine Learning for Interaction Design
- Movement-Sound Interactions for the Performing Arts
- Auditory Feedback for Movement Learning
More: check out my CV and my PhD Thesis.
News
- I have a fully-funded PhD position available on the ANR Project ELEMENT (Enabling Learnability in Embodied Movement Interaction), co-supervised with Yacine Bellik, starting Dec18-jan19 (duration 3 years). Topic: Adaptive Computational Models of Human Movement to Support Learnability in Embodied Interaction. Details and how to apply.
- MOCO'19 will be held in Tempe, AZ, USA in October, 2019!