Ali Sassi

Ali Sassi serves as an Assistant Professor in the Medical School at the University of Geneva, working within Professor Eric Feraille's laboratory at the Centre Médical Universitaire (CMU). His research bridges medical science and ecological conservation.

Dr. Sassi's primary research interests focus on body balance mechanisms and restoring natural physiological harmony, with particular emphasis on kidney function within broader conservation contexts. His work uniquely connects wildlife conservation with human renal physiology, exploring how natural systems inform medical understanding.

Based at CMU office C05.1535.a, his laboratory work appears integrated with Professor Feraille's research group, though specific collaborative projects aren't detailed in the available information.