Mélanie Gallot

Mélanie Gallot serves as a Postdoctoral Fellow at LIBM Laboratory within the [MP3] research team at Claude Bernard University Lyon 1, specializing in adapted physical activity interventions for chronic disease populations. Her work bridges clinical practice, sports science, and educational technology development.

Academic Background:

• Licence in Health Biology & Life Sciences (Neurosciences), University of Caen (2012)
• Research Master in Sport, Prevention, Health, Well-being, University of Orléans (2014)
• PhD in Sport and Human Movement Sciences, Paris-Sud/Paris-Saclay University (2019)

Her research focuses on three interconnected domains: (1) Physical activity interventions for hemodialysis patients improving quality of life and biological parameters, (2) Weight management strategies for competitive athletes, and (3) Development of 3D anatomy education tools using embodiment theory principles. The R&D Antepulsio project represents her innovative work in creating interactive anatomy learning applications aligned with university curricula.

Publication analysis reveals strong clinical sports science foundations evolving toward educational technology applications, with consistent focus on measurable physiological outcomes in specialized populations. Her 2021 Educational Technology & Society paper demonstrates successful translation of anatomical research into practical teaching tools.

Current Research Infrastructure:

• LIBM Laboratory ([MP3] team) at Claude Bernard University Lyon 1
• R&D Antepulsio project developing 3D anatomy learning tools
• Ongoing collaboration with industrial partners for educational technology development