Welcome to my research webpage!

I work as a chargé de recherche CNRS at the Institut Terre et Environnement de Strasbourg (ITES). My research revolves around understanding the behaviour of tectonic plates with geodetic observations. Check out the news below and more about my research here!

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Latest News

- August 2023 -

Our study about the Intermittence of transient slow slip in the Mexican subduction zone has been published in EPSL. By combining 10 years of GNSS data and tremor catalogs, we derive the average properties of slow slip events of the Mexican subduction zone. We in particular observe for the first time the presence of short-term slow slip events in Oaxaca region. See the publications page.

- February 2023 -

Estelle Neyrinck is starting a PhD co-advised by Cécile Doubre and I. She will analyse shallow creep evolution on the Izmit segment on the North Anatolian fault with InSAR and GNSS observations.

- January 2023 -

Our study about the 2013 slab-wide Kamchatka earthquake sequence has been published in GRL. See the publications page.

- September 2022 -

Yixiao Sheng's paper about monitoring seismic velocity changes across the San Jacinto fault using train‐generated seismic tremors has been published in GRL. See the publications page.

- September 2022 -

Zaccaria El Yousfi is starting a PhD co-advised by Mathilde Radiguet and I. He will work on the dynamics of slow slip events on the Mexico subduction zone.

- February 2022 -

I am starting a new position as a chargé de recherche CNRS at the Institut Terre et Environnement de Strasbourg (ITES).

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