Welcome to my website! I’m David. Right after high school, I studied five years at Polytech Marseille. It is an engineering school in the South of France, member of the Polytech Network (fourteen engineering schools within French leading universities). I specialized in Biomedical Engineering during three years. I did my final 6-months internship at EMA (Engineering Medical Applications), a company which develops software to manage patients’ files in dialysis and nephrology. I also worked there for one year after graduation, on many projects, using several languages (PHP, Javascript, 4D and Python).

In 2017-2018, I left EMA and I did a research master degree in Virtual Reality and Smart Systems at Evry University, near Paris. In the final 6-months phase, I did an internship in a laboratory called IBISC.

Therapeutic games are popular tools for stroke rehabilitation. They aim to keep patients engaged in a heavy recovery program through training that is less annoying to follow. I took part in proposing a method to automatically adapt the difficulty of exercises for post-stroke rehabilitation games, which was then implemented in a pronation-supination exercise built on a runner-like game.

Since January 2019, I am a PhD student at LIMSI, which is part of CNRS, French National Centre for Scientific Research. My subject is "Personalized, interactive, dynamic and mobile coaching for behavioral change", which will be applied to chronic low back pain patients.