She studied general chemistry at the IUT - University of Orsay.

She studied Material Sciences at the ISMRA - ENSI de Caen (a french Engineering School).

She received her Engineer Diploma and passed her Master degree.

She did her PhD degree in the field of Micro-electronics. During her PhD, she studied and characterized LOCOS type isolation structures for 0.35µm CMOS technology. Her PhD was in the frame of a collaboration between the IEMN – University of Lille I, and ST-Microelectronics, in Italy.

She was an assistant researcher at the IIS, The University of Tokyo, than a “research engineer” at LIMMS / CNRS - IIS, welcome in the laboratory of Prof. Hiroyuki Fujita. From then her field of interest has began to be the Bio-MEMS, which was an emerging field at that time. She focused her research on cells manipulation and electroporation on micro-fabricated silicon chip, with micro-electrodes. Few developments include also the development of nano-microsystems for biological applications. In parallel she got responsibilities in education of researchers on clean-rooms equipments and gave support in micro-technology on equipments available in the clean-rooms.

She is associate professor at the RCAST, the University of Tokyo. She is working in the laboratory of Prof Hiroshi Toshiyoshi, specialist of optical and RF-MEMS. She is also associate professor in the frame of CIRMM, at the IIS, and host professor of the LIMMS/CNRS-IIS UMI 2820. Her research interest is to interface with biological cells by means of electrical tools, to sense them and to interact with them.