Welcome to my personal page

  I am  a PhD in economics, and currently a research associate at University College London with Robb Rutledge and Peter Dayan. 

 I did my PhD at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University under the supervision of Mathias Pessiglione and Guillaume Hollard. The topic of my research was between cognitive fatigue and decision-making: How does cognitive fatigue, occuring after several hours of cognitive work (e.g., a workday), alters economical decision making (e.g., consumption-saving trade-off).

 Now I'm studying the influence of mood on decision-making and the situation in which that influence is adaptive (how mood can help to make-decision). 

 I am also teaching a Master degree neuroeconomics class (Eco&Psycho, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) since 2013. 


​About Cognitive Fatigue

Cognitive faitgue has been studied for decades. It refers to the evolution of accuracy with time while one performs cognitive tasks (like when one uses working memory to recall a piece of information or when one siwtch between two tasks e.g., between facebook and the excel table one is working on).  

Tools I have used​​


​To study Cognitive Fatigue, we are using different tools
  • ​Neuroimagery: fMRI, EEG
  • Physiology: indirect calorimetry, ECG, Pupil dilation, etc. 
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