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Elisabeth LAHALLE is an Associate Professor at CentraleSupélec, affiliated with the Laboratoire des signaux et systèmes (L2S). Her research focuses on signal processing, medical imaging, mechanical vibration analysis, environmental monitoring, and compressed sensing. She leads projects in systems control, telecommunications, and data science applications in energy, Industry 4.0, and healthcare.
Her work includes developing sparse spectral analysis techniques for blade vibration diagnostics, compressed sensing algorithms for medical imaging, and AI-driven environmental monitoring systems. She supervises PhD students such as Lisa Poirier-Herbeck (environmental surveillance), Antoine Bouchain (blade vibration analysis), and Grégory Baral-Baron (3D speed measurement).
Teaching responsibilities include signal processing, data science, and biomedical imaging courses for engineering students at CentraleSupélec. She is part of the Inverse Problems Group and Modeling & Estimation Team within L2S, collaborating on projects like SYCOMORE and COMEDY. Active in international conferences and journal publications since 2008, her research bridges theoretical signal processing with practical applications in aerospace, healthcare, and environmental safety.
Elisabeth holds a patent for Doppler-based aircraft speed measurement (EP 2720066 A1, 2014). She contributes to seminars like the UQSay and Energy@L2S, maintaining L2S’s reputation in interdisciplinary engineering research.
