Loic Lannelongue

Loïc Lannelongue is a Senior Research Associate at the University of Cambridge within the Cardiovascular Epidemiology Unit (Department of Public Health and Primary Care) and the VPD Heart and Lung Research Institute. He serves as a visiting scientist at EMBL-EBI, College Associate at Jesus College, and Associate Fellow of Advance HE. His work bridges computational science and environmental sustainability.

• BSc & Diplôme d’Ingénieur (ENSAAE Paris)
• MSc Statistics & Machine Learning (University of Oxford)
• PhD in Health Data Science (University of Cambridge, 2018-2022)

His research focuses on environmentally sustainable computational science, studying carbon footprints of computational tasks, developing tools like Green Algorithms calculator and Green DiSC certification, and promoting the GREENER Principles. His publications highlight intersections between machine learning, bioinformatics, and climate policy.

Key scientific contributions include:

• Quantified bioinformatics energy consumption (Molecular Biology & Evolution 2022)
• Developed carbon estimation frameworks (Nature Reviews Methods Primers 2023)
• Defined GREENER sustainability principles (Nature Computational Science 2023)
• Modeling AI-driven e-waste trends (Nature Computational Science 2024)