Alexandre Kévin

Alexandre Kévin is a French physician and researcher specializing in internal medicine. He is affiliated with the University of Rouen Normandy as a teacher-researcher at the DynaMicURe laboratory (Dynamique microbienne associée aux infections urinaires et respiratoires - UMR 1311), where he focuses on microbial dynamics associated with urinary and respiratory infections. His research primarily centers on antibiotic resistance, particularly in urinary tract infections.

His research interests include internal medicine, urinary tract infections, antibiotic resistance, microbial dynamics, infectious diseases, and bacterial resistance. His work has significantly contributed to understanding temocillin efficacy, antibiotic resistance patterns in community-acquired urinary tract infections, and treatment optimization for various infectious conditions. He has published extensively on topics related to Enterobacterales resistance, therapeutic drug monitoring, and antimicrobial therapy duration.

His most recent publications (2023-2024) show a continued focus on urinary tract infections, antibiotic resistance prediction models, and optimization of antimicrobial therapy. His research spans both clinical studies and laboratory investigations, with a strong emphasis on practical applications for improving patient care in infectious disease management.

• Gold Medal Competition Winner 2016

Dr. Alexandre has served as thesis advisor for Marine Stoldick (2022) on catheter-related septic thrombosis treatment duration and for Teddy Coste (2024) on vascular prosthesis infection prognosis factors. His research is conducted within the DynaMicURe laboratory, which focuses on microbial dynamics associated with urinary and respiratory infections, indicating his work involves both laboratory and clinical components in infectious disease research.