MP Student | Explorer of Science, Space & Code

I'm a student in the French MP preparatory program (mathematics–physics), based in France. What I like most is taking a physics problem and turning it into working code: simulating it, checking that the numbers are right, and understanding where the model breaks.

My most advanced project. A from-scratch simulation of the James Webb Space Telescope's halo orbit around the Sun–Earth L2 point, and of the corrections needed to keep it there. Circular restricted three-body problem, RK4 integrator, halo orbit construction (Richardson + differential correction), monodromy matrix and eigenvector-based station-keeping. Corrections keep the position error at a few hundred km, versus up to 10⁸ km without them. Python NumPy SciPy Matplotlib

Final project of Harvard's CS50. A Flask web app that shows the ISS's current position and future trajectory from orbital (TLE) data, plus crew, speed and altitude, and a calculator for the next three passes over your location. Users can create an account to save their map settings. Python Flask SQLite JavaScript

A space-themed website about the planets of the solar system, written in French. My most finished and polished web project. Live demo HTML CSS

A whack-a-mole with a twist: defend Earth from asteroids, avoid hitting the spaceships, and reach level 10 to win. Built for fun. Python

Prologin 2026: national finalist, 43rd of 98 finalists. Prologin is France's national computer-science contest, built around algorithmics and programming: an online qualification, regional exams, then a final in Paris. In the final, I programmed a bot for a game created specially for the event: a 1v1 duel between mage cats. (Subject and ranking to be published soon.)

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“To confine our attention to terrestrial matters would be to limit the human spirit.” — Stephen Hawking