PhD students:

• Aurélien Guerder, 2025 - present.
• Victor Dubach, 2022 - 2025.
• Houcine Ben Dali, 2021 - 2024 (co-advised with Guillaume Chapuy). Houcine has been awarded the 2025 best thesis award from Doctoral School IAEM of Université de Lorraine.
• Jacopo Borga, 2017 - 2021 (co-advised with Mathilde Bouvel). Jacopo has been awarded an international prize, the Bernoulli Society New Researcher Award in 2022 for his thesis work.
• Raúl Penaguião, 2016 - 2020.
• Dario Da Stavola, 2014 - 2017.
• Helen Riedtmann, 2013 - 2017 (co-advised with Paul-Olivier Dehaye).
• Omar Tout, 2011 - 2014 (co-advised with Jean-Christophe Aval).

Postdocs:

• From Dec. 2025 : Lucas Teyssier (funded by ANR project LOUCCOUM).
• Florent Koelchin, 2022 - 2023 (co-supervised with Xavier Goaoc).
• Kelvin Rivera-Lopez, 2021 - 2022.
• Benedikt Stufler, 2017 - 2019.
• Jehanne Dousse, 2015 - 2018.
• Marko Thiel, 2015 - 2018.
• Per Alexandersson, 2014.

Master thesis supervised:

• Aurélien Guerder (2025): Cyclic structure of random standardized permutations.
• Rémi Maréchal (2021): Longest increasing subsequences in permutons.
• Marino Gambarara (2020): The cyclic sieving phenomenon.
• Petra Brennwald (2019): Zonal polynomials and non-oriented maps.
• Mirjam Brunner (2017): Projective representation of symmetric groups.
• Raul Penaguiao (2016): The chromatic symmetric functions of random graphs.
• Lisa Hofer (2016): Permutation patterns and Stein’s method.

Other supervision or research internships:

• a second year student at École des Mines de Nancy (eq. M1), Bartélémy Presutti, on Limit shapes of random permutations in monotone curve classes, 2025-2026.
• two first year students at Magistère Poincaré (eq. L3), Maxime Birot and Thimothée Fleurent, on the Probability of Ties in i.i.d. discrete sample (following Eisenberg, Stengle, Strang, Ann. Appl. Probab., 1993), 2025-2026.
• a second year student at École des Mines de Nancy (eq. M1), Alexandre Cauchois, on Convergence law for constrained random permutations, 2023-2024.
• two second-year students at Telecom Nancy (eq. M1) on Random generation of pattern-avoiding permutations: a case study, 2022.
• two master 1 students on Formal logic, random permutations and Markov chains (following Braunfeld and Kukla), 2021.
• two master 1 students on A Markov chain approach to random pattern-avoiding permutations (following Madras and Liu), 2021.
• a master 1 student at ETH Zurich, Domenico Mergoni, on Algebraic Combinatorics: Walks, Trees, Tableaux and More (following the book of Stanley), 2019.
• a high-school student, Valentin Imbach, from the Junior Euler Society on Random permutations and the probabilistic method (partly following the book of Alon and Spencer), 2018.
• three master 1 students on The combinatorics of juggling (following the thesis of Anthony Mays), 2012.