Lecturer

Researcher in African linguistics

Member of the LACITO-CNRS laboratory (oral tradition languages and civilizations)
Author/editor of 3 books
Author of 6 scientific articles
Speaker/invited speaker at a dozen international linguistics conferences (USA, Sweden, Ethiopia...)

Alain Lemaréchal, Comparative Grammar and Typology of Austronesian
Caroline Imbert, System dynamics and functional motivations in encoding Path: a comparison between Old English and Homeric Greek
Isabelle Bril (ed.), Clause linking and clause hierarchy: syntax and pragmatics
Claude Hagège, Palau, a Typlogical Curiosity
Edmond Dounias, Elisabeth Motte-Florac, Margaret Dunham (ed.), Animal Symbolism
Motte-Florac, Elisabeth, Jacqueline M.C. Thomas, (eds.), “Insects” in Oral Literature and Traditions

And well over one hundred scientific articles

(with experience spanning back to 2000)

Economics, Finance, Humanitarian law, Science, Works councils, etc.

I carried out various short-term contracts while at University, in the acoustic phonetics laboratory at Paris 3 for the French Délégation Générale aux Armées, the French national telecommunications school (ENST), as librarian, also at Paris 3, at the CNRS-Lacito laboratory segmenting and xml-marking texts gathered by field researchers for the Lacito Archive
Qualified for holding Assistant Professorships in France (Inscrite sur la liste de qualification CNU aux fonctions de Maître de conférences en sections 7 et 15) 2002, 2007, 2012