Corentin PORCON is a Ph.D. student and research engineer at ENS Rennes / IETR, France. His research focuses on the development of experimental instrumentation for hydrodynamic measurements in aquatic environments, with a particular interest in the detection and characterization of pressure signatures generated by freely swimming fish. His work combines differential pressure sensors, embedded acquisition systems, video synchronization, signal processing, and hydrodynamic modelling to study fish–environment interactions and support behavioural ecology research. He has developed multi-point pressure measurement systems, calibration benches, and dedicated software tools for synchronized pressure/video analysis. His broader interests include experimental fluid mechanics, sensor networks, embedded electronics, biomimetics, and digital twin approaches applied to aquatic systems.