Community & Outreach

Activities

Invited lectures, research platforms, conference organization, and community events.

Web Projects

Passionate about both research and teaching, I enjoy developing web platforms to enhance my courses, support fellow researchers, and share knowledge with the community. Building these tools is a way to bridge the gap between research and practical impact.

AiSIC. circuits for people and AI.

AiSIC

Circuit-design platform for people and AI

myresearch.ac

MyResearch

Academic website platform for researchers

sas.myresearch.ac

SAS Department

Secure Architectures and Systems department website

luca.myresearch.ac

LUCA Project

Laser Ultrasonics for hardware Cybersecurity Application

phisic.myresearch.ac

PHISIC

A Hardware Security Workshop

daedalus.myresearch.ac

DAEDALUS

Hands-on learning platform for students

Conference Organization

Web Chair

COSADE’24

Constructive Side-Channel Analysis and Secure Design, 2024

Track Chair

ASHES’22

ACM Workshop on Attacks and Solutions in Hardware Security, 2022

Organization Committee

PHISIC’22 – ’25

Platform for Hardware Investigation and Security in Chips, 2022–2025

Invited Talks

2026

From Specification to Sign-Off: AI-Driven IC Design Across Bulk CMOS, FinFET, and FD-SOI

Invited lecture for Analogue Insight Ltd. The talk will present AI-driven design and verification across 65 nm bulk CMOS, 22 nm FD-SOI, and 16 nm FinFET, with SAiR10 — a 10-bit, 5-MS/s asynchronous SAR ADC — as an end-to-end case study.

It will discuss post-layout process, voltage, temperature, and mismatch analysis, alongside examples from other analog, digital, and mixed-signal circuit classes. Joining details have not yet been announced.

CyberMines’23

Mines Saint-Étienne — Campus Provence

IoT Business Day — Cyber Security

Industry talk on IoT security challenges

Journée thématique du GT SSM

Sécurité Matérielle et Calcul en Mémoire

Events

La Nuit de l’Info

Organiser — Mines Saint-Étienne (Campus Provence)

National coding competition bringing together students for an all-night programming challenge.