PhD students:

• Victor Dubach, 2022 - present.
• 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): On major-indexed biased 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 supervisions:

• a second year student at École des Mines de Nancy (eq. M1), Alexandre Cauchois, for a research initiation project on Convergence law for constrained random permutations, 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, 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.