About

I am a postdoctoral researcher in data science and statistics at UCLouvain, working on issues related to mortality.

From 2024 to 2026, I was a postdoctoral researcher at ULiège and UCLouvain Saint-Louis Brussels, where I worked on the automation of local news (ODALON project) and on economic policy simulation (Beamm project).

Before that, I obtained a PhD in statistics from UCLouvain, focusing on survival analysis and the implementation of biostatistical methods applied to cancer patients. I also hold a Master in Economics from KU Leuven and a Master in Econometrics from Maastricht University.

My research interests include (bio)statistics, data science, and the development of methods to analyze complex datasets. Passionate about making statistics accessible to everyone, I leverage open-source statistical programming languages like R to democratize the use and understanding of statistical tools.

In parallel with my research, I teach statistics and probability as visiting lecturer at UCLouvain and UNamur.

In my free time, I code in R, write about topics related to statistics and their applications, and share these resources on my blog to make them accessible and easy to understand.

I also enjoy sports, reading books on statistics, (behavioral) economics, personal finance/management, and psychology, as well as traveling around the world.

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.