Prof. Sorbonne Université / @comedialkb.bsky.social / @lkblab.bsky.social | ENS Paris | Interested in Physics, but also imaging, computing, quantum optics and in the beauty and applications of light in general | proud dad & Husband | he/him
I was deeply honored to receive yesterday the Cecile DeWitt Morette Prize / Ecole des Houches / CFM foundation prize from the french @academiesciences.bsky.social, crowning a lot of hard work, creativity and fun with my team @comedialkb.bsky.social. Thank you!
October 29, 2025 at 12:54 PM
I was deeply honored to receive yesterday the Cecile DeWitt Morette Prize / Ecole des Houches / CFM foundation prize from the french @academiesciences.bsky.social, crowning a lot of hard work, creativity and fun with my team @comedialkb.bsky.social. Thank you!
Back home after a great 3-day trip to the NL, for the NNV-AMO meeting, and visiting COPS in Twente and Allard Mosk's group at U. Utrecht. No cheese this time, but I couldn't come back with a collection of great PhD thesis :-). (why do we do A4 format in France? this is soooo much better!)
October 9, 2025 at 5:21 PM
Back home after a great 3-day trip to the NL, for the NNV-AMO meeting, and visiting COPS in Twente and Allard Mosk's group at U. Utrecht. No cheese this time, but I couldn't come back with a collection of great PhD thesis :-). (why do we do A4 format in France? this is soooo much better!)
very honored to give the opening lecture tomorrow at the NNV AMO meeting in Egmond aan Zee (NL). Very curious to see what happen if -probably- the Physics prize is announced during my lecture (probably nobody will pay attention to the second half of my lecture).
October 6, 2025 at 8:02 PM
very honored to give the opening lecture tomorrow at the NNV AMO meeting in Egmond aan Zee (NL). Very curious to see what happen if -probably- the Physics prize is announced during my lecture (probably nobody will pay attention to the second half of my lecture).
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September 25, 2025 at 6:31 AM
🚨Registrations are open for the upcoming "Image Science" Gordon research conference , to take place in Italy, April 26-May 1, 2026. Check out the amazing program, tell your friends and share, APPLY! 🚨 www.grc.org/image-scienc...
This is the end of a short visit to ETH Zurich, I was very intimidated to visit the math department (as an experimentalist) but it turned out great, thanks to my host Habib Ammari. Also great to (re)connect to colleagues in Physics, Mechanics & engineering, and enjoy a nice Picasso exhibition.🇨🇭🧀🍫
September 18, 2025 at 1:33 PM
This is the end of a short visit to ETH Zurich, I was very intimidated to visit the math department (as an experimentalist) but it turned out great, thanks to my host Habib Ammari. Also great to (re)connect to colleagues in Physics, Mechanics & engineering, and enjoy a nice Picasso exhibition.🇨🇭🧀🍫
Answer : both animals present swarm and flocks behavior, a phenomenon studied in the field of active matter in physics ! (Congrats to @ramirogodoy.bsky.social from ESPCI)
July 21, 2025 at 11:09 AM
Answer : both animals present swarm and flocks behavior, a phenomenon studied in the field of active matter in physics ! (Congrats to @ramirogodoy.bsky.social from ESPCI)
And the answer was that both the travelling salesman problem and the graph coloring problem are exemples of combinatorial problems that can be mapped to (and solved by) the Ising Model
July 18, 2025 at 5:31 AM
And the answer was that both the travelling salesman problem and the graph coloring problem are exemples of combinatorial problems that can be mapped to (and solved by) the Ising Model
And the answer is : whispering gallery modes ! Resonant modes over circular trajectories, first discovered in Saint Paul cathedral for acoustic (audio) waves, but with tons of applications in optics and photonics (spherical or toroidal microcavities)
July 13, 2025 at 7:08 AM
And the answer is : whispering gallery modes ! Resonant modes over circular trajectories, first discovered in Saint Paul cathedral for acoustic (audio) waves, but with tons of applications in optics and photonics (spherical or toroidal microcavities)
and the answer was phase transition. Float glass is made by "floating" molten glass over (very) hot tin, then cooling it down to the vitrous phase transition, akin to freezing a lake surface.
July 10, 2025 at 7:17 AM
and the answer was phase transition. Float glass is made by "floating" molten glass over (very) hot tin, then cooling it down to the vitrous phase transition, akin to freezing a lake surface.
And this is the answer : tides are more like a drum than like a rotating deformed sphere like usually pictured. For instance, there are nodes (points without tides) and anti-nodes (areas of maximum amplitude tides) like the mont saint-Michel.
July 4, 2025 at 5:57 AM
And this is the answer : tides are more like a drum than like a rotating deformed sphere like usually pictured. For instance, there are nodes (points without tides) and anti-nodes (areas of maximum amplitude tides) like the mont saint-Michel.