Pierre Chauvet

Pierre Chauvet is a Professor at the Catholic University of the West (UCO), serving as Deputy Director of the Institute of Applied Mathematics within the Faculty of Sciences. He holds HDR accreditation to supervise research and has a multidisciplinary background in Automation, Applied Mathematics, and Systems Engineering.

Education:

• Doctorate/HDR: University Paris 8, 2001
• Doctorate: University of Angers (Automation), 1993
• DEA in Automation: École Centrale de Nantes, 1990
• Master's in Applied Mathematics: University of Nantes, 1989

Research Interests: Chauvet’s work focuses on simulation of dynamic systems, biological systems modeling, artificial neural networks, and biomedical applications. He explores classification, prediction, and recognition techniques in neural networks, with applications in healthcare (e.g., EEG analysis, medical imaging) and environmental systems (e.g., forest fire prediction).

Key Contributions:

• Developed the BB-EEG platform for EEG analysis in neonatal care.
• Conducted research on fall detection systems for elderly care and intrusion detection mechanisms.
• Investigated prognostic models for ovarian cancer using transcriptomic data.

Grants & Labs: Led projects like BB-EEG (ANR-funded), HARMONY, and Domus Prévention. Collaborates with institutions like CHU d'Angers and companies such as ETIAM and 4SH. His work emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches in systems engineering and AI.