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A. Creusot is a prominent researcher in astroparticle physics, specializing in high-energy neutrino astronomy and the search for cosmic neutrino sources. As a key member of the ANTARES collaboration, Creusot has made significant contributions to the development and operation of the world’s first deep-sea neutrino telescope, located in the Mediterranean Sea. Their major work involves implementing follow-up programs for neutrino alerts, designed to identify transient astrophysical sources—such as gamma-ray bursts or active galactic nuclei—that may produce neutrinos alongside other cosmic messengers. Creusot’s 2024 paper, "Results of the follow-up of ANTARES neutrino alerts," with 3 citations, details the methodology and outcomes of these real-time searches, advancing multimessenger astronomy. While citation counts are modest due to the niche, rapidly evolving field, Creusot’s impact lies in pioneering observational strategies that link neutrino detections to electromagnetic counterparts, enhancing our understanding of the universe’s most violent phenomena. Their work is instrumental in bridging neutrino and photon observations, a cornerstone of modern astrophysics.