Assistant Professor at the Université Grenoble Alpes and working at Alpine Ecology Lab (LECA) in Grenoble, France in the beautiful French Alps. Interested in, among others things, Macroecology, Functional diversity, Open and Reproducible Science. These days studying the distribution of medicinal plant species. Refer to my updated CV for full details.
PhD in Ecology, 2020
Université de Montpellier – Centre d'Écologie Fonctionnelle et Évolutive
MSc in General Biology (minors in Evolutionary Biology, Ecology and Modelling), 2015
École Normale Supérieure de Lyon – Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1
BSc in General Biology (minors in Evolutionary Biology, Ecology and Modelling), 2013
École Normale Supérieure de Lyon – Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1
You can find a list of the packages I heavily contributed on my R-universe.
Package Name | Package Status | Description |
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funrar |
Compute functional rarity indices (see more at https://rekyt.github.io/funrar/) | |
fundiversity |
Fast and modular computation of functional diversity indices | |
funbiogeo |
A package to help functional biogeography analyses | |
ecolottery |
an R package to simulate community assembly using coalescent theory | |
rtaxref |
R client to the French Taxonomic Reference (see more at https://rekyt.github.io/rtaxref) | |
rromeo |
Archived package on CRAN (outdated API) | R client to SHERPA/RoMEO the database on journal archival policies |
bnfimage |
R client to the French National Library (BnF) Image API |
Studying the distribution of species attribute diversity
Large-scale study of biodiversity to achieve generalization
Create and contribute to new tools to advance biodiversity science
What are the ecological and evolutionary mechanisms explaining functional rarity and functional originality?
I’ve taught about 130 hours of courses at the different universities I’ve worked in:
Course name | Level | Total time |
---|---|---|
Descriptive Statistics with R (UM) |
Bachelor’s (2nd yr) |
50h |
Functional Biogeography with R (UM, material) |
Master’s (2nd yr) |
8h |
Practical Session on Functional Ecology (UM) | Bachelor’s (2nd yr) |
15h |
Guest Lecture on Biodiversity Facets (UL) |
Master’s (1st yr) |
6h |
Biodiversity Facets with R (UL, material) |
Master’s (1st yr) |
12h |
Group project on Biodiversity Facets (UL) |
Master’s (1st yr) |
20h |
Introduction to git and GitHub (UL/iDiv, material) |
PhD students and postdocs |
10h |
Workshop on functional diversity and rarity (CESAB, website) |
Master’s-Reseachers | 4h |
Guest Lecture on Taxonomic Harmonization (NFDI4Biodiversity Winter School) |
Master’s and PhDs | 2h |
UM: University of Montpellier; UL: University of Leipzig
I am a certified Instructor for The Carpentries, focusing on R programming (especially for ecology) and Data Visualization.
I also founded the R User Group at the Center for Functional and Evolutionary Ecology in Montpellier.
There, I organized regular 1h meet-ups on various R topics (plotting with ggplot2
, mapping with sf
, project organization with RStudio, workflow organization with drake
, parallelization with future
).
I’m also a co-founding and active member of iCode, the coding club of iDiv.