Joined LIMMS in Tokyo in 2008 as permanent CNRS Research Engineer, hosted in Pr. H. Fujita lab. He developed MEMS operated in-situ TEM (Transmission Electron Microscope) and studied atomic heat transfer through a silicon junction made in-situ UHV-TEM. In 2017, he joined LIMMS again as technical support for the UMI and host labs. He is currently developing home-made instrumentations for nanoscale heat transfer (3-omega method) and energy harvesting (thermoelectricity), as well as advanced nanosensors operated in micro fluidics cavities (N. Clement).