Habilitation (HDR)
The cosmological large-scale structure in multi-wavelength, a focus on X-rays and optical
Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches of the Université Grenoble Alpes, speciality Physics, prepared at the Laboratoire de Physique Subatomique et de Cosmologie (LPSC) within the École Doctorale de Physique de Grenoble.
Publicly defended on 7 July 2026 at LPSC, Grenoble.
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Jury
| Member | Institution | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Geneviève Soucail | Astronome, IRAP Toulouse | Rapportrice |
| Marguerite Pierre | Directrice de recherche, CEA Saclay | Rapportrice |
| Matthew Lehnert | Directeur de recherche, CRAL Lyon | Rapporteur |
| Laurence Tresse | Astronome, LAM Marseille | Examinatrice |
| Etienne Pointecouteau | Directeur de recherche, IRAP Toulouse | Examinateur |
| Laurent Derome | Professeur des universités, LPSC Grenoble | Président du jury |
| Johan Richard | Astronome, CRAL Lyon | Examinateur |
Contents
- Introduction
- Cosmology and probes of the large-scale structure
- Clustering and lensing
- Multi-wavelength maps of the Universe
- Latest research
- Active galactic nuclei in the network of galaxies and dark matter haloes
- Hot gas in Milky-Way mass dark matter haloes
- The Galaxy – X-ray cross-correlation
- Research project
- Multi-wavelength full-scale cosmological studies by 2030
- Theoretical and multi-λ models for haloes, gas, galaxies and active galactic nuclei
- Multi-wavelength full-field cosmological studies in the 2040s
Appendix A, Research report: cosmology with the baryon acoustic oscillation standard ruler using emission line galaxies (2010–2020), and cosmology with clusters of galaxies (2017–present).