Céphise Cacho obtained his PhD at the Ecole Polytechnique (Paris) investigating the spin-dependent transmission of ballistic electrons through freestanding ferromagnetic thin films. Early 2000, he joined the Synchrotron Radiation Source at Daresbury (UK) to lead the development of a unique instrument (ToF-spin analyser) to carryout spin-resolved photoemission efficiently. In the frame of a collaboration between STFC (UK) and Elettra, he then jointed the Fermi@Elettra (Italy) team to perform time-and spin-resolved photoemission on novel materials with high spin-orbit coupling. In 2010, he returned to the Central Laser Facility (UK) to lead the time-resolved ARPES user activity with HHG source investigating novel materials such as graphene, TMDC materials and Topological Insulator. In 2018, Céphise joint Diamond Light Source as Principal Beamline Scientist to manage the ARPES beamline I05 that offer High Resolution ARPES and Nano-ARPES to the user community. His main scientific interest is related to strongly correlated systems and quantum materials such as layered materials with charge order (CDW), TMDCs, Graphene and 2D magnet.