I'm currently a third-year PhD student at MIT in the EECS department, where I am advised by Martin Rinard. Previously, I was a student at École Normale Supérieure in Paris.
I am broadly interested in the theoretical analysis of multi-agent problems through the lens of game theory and learning theory. These topics lay at the intersection of several domains — theoretical computer science, probabilities, machine learning, statistics, combinatorics.
Non-academically, I'm passionate about trains, I like hiking in the Alps, visiting the most rural parts of France a train will take you. I'm interested in French geography and the science of climate change.
Contact: fa
arobase rtocsail.mit
.edu
Reviewer: Journal of Global Optimization 2025, CogSci 2025.
Teaching: 6.1120 Dynamic computer language engineering (MIT Fall 2025).
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Work done with Claire Mathieu and Vincent Cohen-Addad.
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