I am a computational biologist and Team Leader of the Computational Cancer Genomics team at the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC-WHO) in Lyon.
My research combines genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics, single-cell and spatial data, and digital pathology to study tumour evolution and improve molecular classification. I work principally on thoracic and other poor-prognosis cancers.
Before moving into cancer genomics, I developed statistical and computational methods for population genetics and genomic inference. This work includes BayeScan, a Bayesian method for identifying loci under natural selection.
- Computational Cancer Genomics — our team, research programme, projects and publications
- IARCbioinfo — open bioinformatics workflows and research software developed at IARC
- IARC-nf — IARC pipelines and bioinformatics resources
- needlestack — multi-sample somatic variant calling


