Discrete mathematics and algorithmics
Computer science for biology
Computer science for natural language and text processing
Visualization

Proximity, Similarity and Heredity: From Bioinformatics to Digital Humanities,
Using and enriching Wikisource, Wikidata and Wikipedia for open and inclusive science (Utiliser et enrichir Wikisource, Wikidata et Wikipédia pour une science ouverte et inclusive),
A Database Approach to Solve the Tree Containment Problem in Phylogenetic Networks,

Reordering a (phylogenetic) tree according to an order on its leaves,

Reordering a tree according to an order on its leaves and studying the evolution of the idiolect of writers,

Bioinformatics-inspired methods for the analysis of text corpora,

Evaluating Hierarchical Clustering Methods for Corpora with Chronological Order,

Cité des Dames - Women Creators in the City, a mid-term overview,

Alignment and text comparison for digital humanities,
Phylogenetic networks: how advanced are the methods?,
Phylogenetic problems: overview, subclasses and counting problems,
From graph classes to phylogenetic networks,
The different types of networks used in evolutionary study: how they are made and what they are useful for,
Finding a gene tree in a phylogenetic network,
Finding a gene tree in a phylogenetic network,
Visualization and analysis of textual corpora with trees of words,
Exploring the community of phylogenetic networks,
Finding a tree in a phylogenetic network,
Temporal and geographical trends in the type of biodiversity research funded by European countries,
(Nearly-)Tight Bounds on the Linearity and Contiguity of Cographs,
Structure and enumeration of level-k phylogenetic networks,
Structure and enumeration of level-k phylogenetic networks,
Quartets and unrooted phylogenetic networks,
Practical use of combinatorial methods
for phylogenetic network reconstruction,
The structure of level-k phylogenetic networks,
Visualizing texts with tree clouds,
Decomposition and reconstruction of level-k phylogenetic networks from triplets,
On restrictions of balanced 2-interval graphs,
Improving the layout of splits networks,