After completing a thesis in solid-state physics focusing on the study of order and disorder in semiconductor alloys at the LPMD laboratory of the University of Lorraine, I joined HEI-JUNIA as a Researcher-Teacher. My main focus lies in researching the emerging concept of the digital twin. This innovative approach aims to create an accurate virtual representation of objects, processes, or physical systems. I am dedicated to exploring and applying this promising technology in the field of energy.

The digital twin holds considerable potential for enhancing the management and optimization of energy systems. By developing precise numerical models that faithfully replicate the behavior of real energy infrastructures, we can simulate, predict, and optimize their performance. This enables us to identify inefficiencies, anticipate potential breakdowns, and propose optimization strategies to maximize energy efficiency and minimize costs.