Master’s degree in Pure Mathematics, Paris-Saclay University
Ines is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Pure Mathematics at Université Paris-Saclay, with graduation expected in 2027. Her main research interests lie in ergodic theory, a field at the intersection of pure mathematics and theoretical physics. As part of her training, she completed a year-long research internship at the Centre de Physique Théorique of École Polytechnique, where she had the opportunity to further develop her expertise in this area.
Alongside her academic work, Ines is actively engaged in science communication and research dissemination, with a particular interest in promoting gender equity in science, especially in mathematics. She also enjoys playing the cello.
Following the completion of her Master’s degree, Ines plans to pursue a PhD and ultimately aims to build an academic career as a university researcher and professor.
Through the LeadHers Talent program, Ines looks forward to connecting with people from diverse backgrounds and industries, and to gaining insight into inspiring career paths across different disciplines.