Elodie Gratreau

Elodie Gratreau is a permanent professor and researcher at the University of Technology of Compiègne (UTC), affiliated with the COSTECH Laboratory. Her work bridges philosophy, epistemology, and psychiatry, with a focus on the Research Domain Criteria (RDoC) project. She investigates how technologies reconfigure mental disorder classifications and examines the ontological, methodological, and ethical implications of these shifts.

• PhD in Epistemology of Psychiatry (UTC, ongoing since 2020)
• Master 2 in Epistemology, History of Science and Technology (University of Nantes, 2020)
• Engineering Degree in Biological Engineering (UTC, 2019)

Her research emphasizes the integration of biological and behavioral data in psychiatry, advocating for an "ethics of ambiguity" to address epistemic pluralism. She contributes to interdisciplinary seminars (PHITECO) and supervises research dissertations in science humanities.

Recent publications analyze the RDoC project's governance mechanisms, transdiagnostic biomarkers, and tensions between technological integration and psychiatric pluralism. She also engages in public science communication, notably at the Pint of Science festival.