CV
Education
CERMICS/Inria, Matherials Team, Noisy-Champs / Paris Oct 2023 – present
PhD thesis supervised by Éric Cancès and Thomas Ayral
- Ongoing work extending Density-Matrix Embedding Theory both theoretically and numerically (arXiv:2503.09881) and investigating the mathematical problems arising in this approach (arXiv:2603.17080)
- Participation in the IPAM long program on mathematical and computational challenges in Quantum Computing, fall 2023
ISAE – SUPAERO, Toulouse Sept 2019 – March 2023
Engineering degree
- OTSU (Earth observation and Universe sciences) – Data science for space observation, stellar physics, planetary systems, general relativity, scientific missions
- SXS (Complex systems) – Methods for solving PDE, HPC, Multiscale methods
Université Paul Sabatier, Toulouse Sept 2022 – March 2023
Master 2 of Mathematics for Research and Innovation – M2RI
- Non linear conservation laws, introduction to spectral theory, hyperbolic initial boundary value problems and numerical schemes
Experience
Embedding methods for electronic structure calculation with classical/hybrid algorithms, supervised by Éric Cancès and Thomas Ayral Apr 2023 – Sept 2023
CERMICS, Noisy-Champs, France
- Hands on electronic structure calculation methods, on Qiskit and MyQLM for Variational Quantum algorithms for condensed matter physics and chemistry
- Start of the implementation of Density Matrix Embedding Theory following the mathematical procedure of Cancès et al. (arXiv:2305.16472) in Julia
Internship – Study on the influence of the magnetic field in a supermassive stars formation region, supervised by Anaëlle Maury and Chat Hull Sep 2021 – Mar 2022
CEA, DAp – Cerro Calán Observatory, Gif-sur-Yvette, France – Santiago, Chile
- Self-calibration of calibrated ALMA telescope data using CASA software (ALMA Observatory)
- Creation of magnetic field maps using polarized emissions from interstellar dust (continuum)
- Creation of maps of polarized emissions from molecular energy transitions (spectral line)
EPR experiment and Bell’s parameter, supervised by Sébastien Massenot Sep 2021 – Mar 2022
DEOS, ISAE-Supaero, Toulouse
- Measurements of the Bell parameter and automation of the measurement procedure using LabView software
- Simulation of the measurement of the Bell parameter and its uncertainty using the Monte Carlo method, and optimization of the uncertainty with a genetic algorithm coded in Python
- Published as Negre et al., American Journal of Physics 91, 64–73 (2023)
Computational skills
Languages: Julia, Python, Matlab, LaTeX, LabView, C