Aurélien Perrin

Aurélien Perrin is a Research Fellow at the University of Paris 13, with research expertise spanning Quantum Physics and Medical Genetics. He is affiliated with the Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC) group and the Sodium team, focusing on ultracold atomic systems, superfluidity, and neuromuscular disorders linked to TUBA4A and TTN gene mutations.

• Email: aurelien.perrin@univ-paris13.fr

His research integrates experimental and computational approaches in Atomic and Molecular Physics, including Bose-Einstein condensates, quantum gas dynamics, and microwave spectroscopy. Concurrently, he investigates Genetics and Neuroscience topics such as titinopathies, myo-tubulinopathies, and the clinical implications of structural variants in neuromuscular genes.

His recent publications highlight interdisciplinary work in quantum physics (e.g., vortex lattice thermal dynamics, atom chip manipulation) and genetic disorders (e.g., TTN mutations, clinical actionability of gene panels). This dual focus bridges fundamental physics and translational medicine.

He is actively involved in collaborative projects like Solve-RD and Solve-NMD, utilizing next-generation sequencing and bioinformatics tools such as SpliceAI-visual to enhance variant interpretation for rare diseases.