Amandine Staircase

Amandine Staircase is an Associate Professor at the Claude Bernard University, Lyon 1, affiliated with the Camille Jordan Institute. Her research focuses on Geometric Group Theory and Measured Group Theory, exploring topics such as rigidity, orbit equivalences, and metric structures. She holds a PhD from Paris Cité and Montpellier Universities (2021), supervised by Romain Tessera and Jérémie Brieussel. Her academic journey includes teaching roles at Lyon 1, Paris-Saclay, and Münster, covering linear algebra, group theory, and functional analysis. Recent work includes contributions to Groups, Geometry, and Dynamics and the Annales de l'Institut Fourier.

Upcoming presentations include the YGGT XIII conference in Copenhagen (April 2025) and a seminar at ENS Lyon (June 2025). She has developed visualization tools for mathematical structures, including Diestel-Leader graphs, using TikZ. Her research emphasizes quantitative aspects of group actions and geometric constructions, bridging algebraic and topological perspectives.