• Nature Physics article on Anderson localization of light in 3D
  • News & Views by Diederik S. Wiersma: A metallic road to localization
  • Actualité scientifique de l'INP du CNRS: Cage dorée pour photons !
  • Laser Focus World: Anderson localization of light does indeed exist
  • Optics & Photonics News: Simulation captures elusive localization of light
  • The Daily Science: New discovery could lead to new laser and photocatalyst technologies
  • Yale University press release: With trapped waves, researchers resolve a longstanding debate
  • Missouri University of Science and Technology press release: Missouri S&T physicist-led team finds new behavior of light
  • University of Wisconsin-Madison press release: New simulation confirms 50-year-old Nobel-winning wave theory
• Popular article (in French): Localisation d'Anderson de la lumière
• Lecture (40 min): Anderson localization of light by cold atoms
• Lecture (55 min): Anderson transitions in Euclidean random matrix models
• News article: Molecular light sources sensitive to environment
• Popular text: Anderson localization of elastic waves observed!
  • Nature Research Highlights: Condensed-matter physics: Sound trap, Nature 455, 1152 (2008)
  • Le Journal du CNRS, 12/2008: Un phénomène quantique observé en 3D
  • Featured in the CNRS Scientific Report 2008
  • On the cover of Images de la Physique 2009

• Full list of publications with hyperlinks to full texts of articles
• Before 2019: Consult my full list of publications with PDFs of articles
• List of publications on the LPMMC site and preprints on arXiv
• Web of Science profile
• Google Scholar profile

• 2021-: Director of LPMMC
• 2016-2021: Member of the French National Scientific Committee
• 2015-2020: Deputy director of LPMMC
• 2013-: CNRS Senior Scientist (Directeur de Recherche 2ème puis 1ère classe depuis 2022)
• 2009–2016: Director of the national research network GDR 3219 of CNRS "Mesoscopic Physics of Waves for Imaging in Complex Media" - MesoImage
• 2007: Habilitation à diriger des recherches obtained from Joseph Fourier University (now University of Grenoble Alpes)
• 2006: Winner of the CNRS Bronze Medal
• 2001-2013: CNRS Junior Scientist (Chargé de Recherche 2ème puis 1ère classe)
• 1999-2000: Postdoc at LPMMC
• 1999-2001: Staff scientist at Moscow State University
• 1998: PhD in physics obtained from Moscow State University
• 1991-1997: Physics studies at Moscow State University (graduated with honor)

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