Franck Hansmannel

Franck Hansmannel is a Lecturer at the University of Lorraine, affiliated with the Department of Genetics and Systems Biology (GBS). His work focuses on molecular mechanisms underlying gastrointestinal health, inflammatory diseases, and neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer's. He investigates dietary impacts on gut inflammation, genomic alterations in colorectal cancer, and immune pathways like TREM-1 inhibition. His research also explores genetic factors (BIN1, IL-33) and metabolic pathways (urea cycle, peroxisomal enzymes) in disease contexts.

• Key affiliations: Team 2 at UT Nancy Brabois

Research interests include:

• Inflammatory bowel disease pathophysiology and treatment strategies
• Molecular drivers of Alzheimer's pathology
• Role of microbiota in digestive cancers
• Epigenetic and metabolic dysregulation in chronic diseases

Recent studies highlight trends in dietary interventions for inflammation modulation, genetic risk factors for neurodegenerative diseases, and cross-talk between immune and metabolic pathways. His work bridges basic molecular biology with translational medicine.

No scientific awards explicitly mentioned in provided data.

No advisees listed; active in collaborative research groups involving technical platforms like molecular biology, bioinformatics, and functional genomics.

Participates in multi-disciplinary teams focusing on animal models, cell culture systems, and advanced microscopy techniques.