Nov 2011:CNRS-INSU communication (in french) on my last article 'Impact of the dust on the synoptic components of the West African monsoon.'

Short CV (detailed here)

Present : Visitor scientist (Dust impact on MCS over West Africa) at MMM - NCAR, Boulder (CO), USA and LATMOS, Paris, France
2012      : Research Associate (Surface - Atmosphere interactions) at McGill University, and Environment Canada, Montreal, Canada
2009      : Postdoctoral position (Statistical and Numerical downscaling methods) at LMD, Palaiseau, France
2008      : Postdoctoral position (West African Heat Low) at LATMOS, Paris, France

2006      : PhD in Atmospheric Sciences (West African Monsoon) at LTHE, Grenoble, France
2002      : MSc (Atmospheric Physic and Chemistry), Grenoble and Clermont Ferrand, France
2000      : BSc (Physics) Universite Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, France

Research interests :

• Tropical mesoscale convective systems (MCS) and their environments (synoptic and local conditions).
• Surface/atmosphere interactions.
• Interannual and intra-seasonal variabilities of rainfall.
• Statistical and numerical downscaling methods.

Present research :

Impacts of the dust on the pulsation of the West African Heat Low during FENNEC project