As an assistant professor at the University of La Rochelle, with tenure dating back to 1995, my research interests have undergone a significant transformation over the years, from Natural Language Processing to Formal Concept Analysis, with a focus on Image Processing and Fuzzy Logic.

My current research endeavours are centered on the concept of Generalized Convex Hull in the field of Formal Concept Analysis applied to complex and heterogeneous data sets.

I am currently responsible for teaching the “Programming in C Language” courses, which are part of the second-year curriculum in the Computer Science Bachelor’s degree program at La Rochelle University.

My passion for judo, which I have practiced for three decades, has significantly shaped both my teaching style and my research approach. I am deeply influenced by the words of Jigoro Kano, particularly the phrases “自他共栄 - Mutual Welfare and Benefit” and “精力最活用 - Maximum Efficient Use of Energy”, which resonate with my beliefs and principles.