With a dual background in biology and physics, Arthur’s core interest is to explore morphogenesis in vivo from an experimental biophysics perspective. During his PhD, he studied the mechanics of anteroposterior axis elongation in Olivier Pourquié’s team at Harvard Medical School. In 2019, he joined Jérôme Gros’ lab at the Institut Pasteur to investigate the mechanics of epithelial spreading during avian epiboly. In 2025, he was awarded a permanent CNRS position to study the interplay between mechanics and cell fate during early avian development.
In parallel to his research, Arthur is strongly involved in science outreach. Notably, he founded ComSciCon France, the French branch of a science outreach practical workshop dedicated to PhD students.