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Sophie Lanone is a researcher and team leader of the Genetic-environment Interactions in COPD, Cystic Fibrosis, and Respiratory Pathologies (GEIC2O) team at the Mondor Institute of Biomedical Research (IMRB), affiliated with Université Paris-Est Créteil. Her work focuses on understanding the interplay between genetic and environmental factors in respiratory diseases, particularly COPD, cystic fibrosis, and surfactant-related pathologies. She leads a multidisciplinary team of clinicians and scientists investigating molecular mechanisms, inflammation resolution, and environmental impacts on pulmonary health. Key research themes include the molecular basis of cigarette smoke-induced COPD, genetic and cellular aspects of cystic fibrosis, and the role of specialized pro-resolving mediators in disease. Funding sources include EU programs (e.g., H2020 REMEDIA), ANR, and patient associations like Vaincre la Mucoviscidose. Recent advances include identifying lipid mediator defects in CF patients and demonstrating resolvin E1’s efficacy in correcting ciliary dysfunction. Team members have received awards, such as Khadeeja Adam Sy’s 2024 prize for active participation in CF research. Collaborations span in vitro/ex vivo models, patient cohort studies, and translational approaches toward personalized therapies. The team also explores environmental exposures (e.g., asbestos, nanoparticles) and their long-term respiratory health impacts.

• Genetic-Environment Interactions
• Cystic Fibrosis
• Respiratory Pathologies
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Fabien Taieb is a clinical physician and researcher at the Institut Pasteur in Paris, France, where he currently serves as a clinician and manager of clinical research at the Institut Pasteur Medical Center. He has held significant roles in clinical research at the Pasteur Institute of Dakar and has been affiliated with the Institut Pasteur since 2013, contributing to translational science and emerging disease epidemiology. He is Principal Investigator (PI) for multiple research projects related to infectious diseases, travel medicine, and public health ethics. His research interests center on clinical research, infectious and tropical diseases, epidemiology, and public health . He focuses on emerging and re-emerging diseases, vaccine responses, traveler’s health, and the management of neglected tropical diseases such as snakebite envenomation. His work bridges clinical practice with population-level research, particularly in African and international contexts. The analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong trend in infectious disease epidemiology , with studies on pertussis, diphtheria, rabies, monkeypox, and chikungunya. His research often involves field data from sub-Saharan Africa and traveler populations, emphasizing real-world clinical outcomes, vaccine effectiveness, and public health interventions. Fabien Taieb has contributed to significant scientific projects funded by European initiatives such as EDCTP, including leadership in the ALERRT and SEA-RAFES projects. He is a member of the Institut Pasteur Institutional Review Board (IRB) , underscoring his role in ethical oversight of health research. He mentors research through project leadership and provides methodological support to research teams. His work is supported by collaborations across the Institut Pasteur International Network and involves clinical trials, observational studies, and capacity-building initiatives in Africa. He has not been explicitly listed as supervising individual students. Fabien Taieb leads or co-leads several active research initiatives, including PoxVac22 (monkeypox), EOP (traveler pathologies), CHIKV-Réunion (chikungunya phylogenetics), and SEA-RAFES (research ethics in Africa) . These projects are conducted through the Institut Pasteur Medical Center and involve interdisciplinary teams focusing on virology, immunology, and public health.

• Clinical Research
• Infectious and Tropical Diseases
• Epidemiology and Public Health
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Henri Schroeder is a Professor specializing in environmental and neurotoxicology, focusing on the effects of chemical pollutants on human and animal health. His research emphasizes understanding the toxicity of persistent organic pollutants (POPs), endocrine disruptors, and their impacts on neurodevelopment, epigenetic modifications, and metabolic disorders. He has contributed significantly to regulatory risk assessments for substances like PBDEs, BPA, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), collaborating with agencies like EFSA and ANSES. His work bridges laboratory-based studies with real-world exposure scenarios, particularly examining gestational and early-life exposures to pollutants. Key areas of expertise include: - Neurodevelopmental toxicity of environmental contaminants - Epigenetic mechanisms in pollutant-induced disorders - Pharmacokinetic modeling of toxicants - Regulatory risk assessment methodologies - Animal model validation for neurotoxicity studies His research employs advanced techniques such as metabolomics, bioinformatics, and histopathological analyses, supported by institutional platforms like the Functional Genomics Platform and Molecular Biology facilities. Recent studies highlight the interplay between circadian rhythm disruption, neuroinflammation, and hepatic steatosis in pollutant-exposed organisms.

• Environmental Toxicology
• Neurotoxicology
• Epigenetics
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Emilien Arnaud is a Lecturer-Researcher at Amiens-Picardie University , specializing in the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Health Informatics . His clinical role as a Hospital Practitioner in Emergency Medicine informs his research focus on care pathway prediction and missing data completion in healthcare . Primary institution: Amiens-Picardie University Research domains: AI in emergency medicine, predictive modeling, NLP applications His recent work explores explainable AI models for patient pathway prediction, large language model ethics in medical contexts, and NLP-driven admission predictions using triage notes. A systematic review of emergency AI missing data strategies (2023) highlights his methodological rigor. Key article trends include: Emergency department workflow optimization Explainable AI for clinical transparency Missing data handling in health datasets NLP applications for triage automation Human-AI collaboration frameworks Ethical AI implementation in critical care While no formal awards are documented in the provided materials, his collaborations span AI development, healthcare operations, and pandemic response systems.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Emergency Medicine
• Care Pathway Prediction
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Benchaib Mehdi is a researcher specializing in reproductive medicine and andrology, with a focus on assisted reproductive technologies (ART), sperm quality assessment, and ovarian tissue preservation. His work bridges clinical research with technological innovation, particularly in applying machine learning to improve ART outcomes and analyzing epigenetic factors influencing fertility. Notable contributions include studies on sperm DNA fragmentation, comparative cryopreservation techniques for ovarian tissue, and predictive modeling for embryo viability. Research areas: ART outcomes, sperm epigenetics, IVF optimization, and reproductive epidemiology Key methods: Machine learning systems, FISH analysis, and cohort studies Cross-disciplinary collaborations in妇产科, andrology, and biomedical engineering Publications span from foundational studies on DNA methylation effects (2005) to recent applications of artificial intelligence in embryo selection (2021), demonstrating sustained innovation across two decades. While institutional affiliation is not explicitly stated in the provided data, his frequent co-authorship with academic researchers suggests affiliation with a university-based medical research institute.

• Reproductive Medicine
• Andrology
• Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART)
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Baptiste Morel is an Associate Professor at the University of Savoie Mont Blanc, affiliated with the LIBM (Laboratoire Interuniversitaire de Biologie de la Motricité) in Chambéry, France. His research bridges muscle physiology, biomechanics, and human performance, with significant contributions to both clinical and sports science domains. PhD, University of Lyon 1 (2014) Research & Teaching Assistant, University of Saint-Étienne (2014–2015) Research & Teaching Assistant, Le Mans University (2015–2016) Associate Professor, MIP Laboratory (2016) Associate Professor, University of Savoie Mont Blanc, LIBM (2019–present) Coordinator, Master’s in Engineering and Ergonomics of Sporting Products (2020–present) His research focuses on neuromuscular fatigue, particularly in two areas: chronic fatigue in pathological populations (e.g., cancer-related fatigue) and sports performance through biomechanical modeling. He leads the interdisciplinary BIOCARE project (350 k€), aiming to develop a biopsychosocial model of cancer-related fatigue. His work in sports science includes the development of a conceptual and mathematical framework for the force-velocity-endurance relationship, with applications in elite sports training. He has collaborated with professional teams such as LOU Rugby, AG2R La Mondiale, and national federations under the THPCA 2024 program for the Paris Olympics. The recent publications reflect a strong interdisciplinary trend, combining biomechanics, physiology, clinical applications, and molecular research. Key themes include muscle fatigue mechanisms, force-velocity profiling, pediatric malformations, and neuroimaging. His work spans from basic science to applied performance and clinical outcomes. Notable scientific contributions and recognitions include: Co-Principal Investigator of the BIOCARE project Contributor to the fatigue reference manual of the Francophone Association for Supportive Oncological Care Regular contributor to national media (France Inter, France Culture) Author of a highly read article in The Conversation (>100,000 readers) Baptiste Morel has supervised 3 PhD students and 13 Master’s theses, demonstrating strong mentorship and academic leadership. He has secured competitive research funding and leads collaborative efforts across multiple institutions. His work is supported by grants related to elite sports performance and chronic disease management. He is a key member of the LIBM research team, contributing to both fundamental research and translational applications in health and performance. His lab focuses on human movement analysis, fatigue assessment, and biomechanical modeling.

• Neuromuscular Fatigue
• Muscle Physiology
• Biomechanics
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Cecile Daniel is a Research Engineer in Analytical Chemistry at the Institute of Research on Catalysis and Environment of Lyon (IRCELYON), part of the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS). She holds a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Lyon (2017) and has been with CNRS since 2000, initially as a Design Engineer in Instrumentation before advancing to her current position in 2011. Her work focuses on developing and managing analytical platforms for adsorption studies, with expertise in both dynamic and static measurement setups. Dr. Daniel's research interests span adsorption techniques including Zero Length Column, volumetric instruments for vapors, and breakthrough instruments for specific applications. Her work has significant applications in heat pumps, material shaping, transport in microporous materials, and capture/separation processes. She possesses extensive technical skills in adsorption tools, porous material characterization, catalytic testing unit design, and high throughput experimentation. Her recent publications (2021-2025) demonstrate a strong focus on nanoporous materials, CO2 capture, and practical applications ranging from space decontamination to agricultural preservation. Her work shows consistent collaboration with researchers like David Farrusseng and Yves Schuurman, with research spanning fundamental material properties to industrial applications. The publications reveal a progression from fundamental adsorption studies toward practical implementations in environmental protection and industrial processes. Dr. Daniel has developed significant expertise in designing catalytic measurement setups and has contributed to numerous studies on material characterization and adsorption phenomena. Her work bridges fundamental research with practical applications, particularly in environmental technologies and sustainable chemistry.

• Adsorption
• CO2 capture
• Porous materials
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Yuemin Zhu is a Permanent Professor at INSA-Lyon and CNRS Permanent Researcher Director at CREATIS (Centre de Recherche en Acquisition et Traitement de l'Image pour la Santé), where he directs the MYRIAD work group focused on Modeling & analysis for medical imaging and diagnosis. He also serves as China Affairs Coordinator at INSA-Lyon, facilitating international academic collaboration between France and China. His research spans multiple areas of medical imaging with particular expertise in diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), cardiac MRI, and advanced image reconstruction techniques. His work integrates sophisticated mathematical approaches with clinical applications, focusing on improving imaging quality, developing novel reconstruction algorithms, and applying machine learning to medical image analysis. His research has significant implications for cardiac diagnostics, tumor characterization, and materials identification in medical imaging contexts. The publication trends show a clear evolution from fundamental image reconstruction techniques to increasingly sophisticated deep learning approaches. His recent work heavily features self-supervised learning methods, transformer architectures, and multi-modal fusion techniques applied to challenging medical imaging problems. The research spans cardiac imaging, oncology applications, and materials science, demonstrating remarkable versatility while maintaining focus on core imaging methodology. Professor Zhu has mentored numerous researchers through collaborative projects, as evidenced by his extensive publication record with varied co-authors. His work has been supported by various research grants enabling the development of advanced imaging techniques and their clinical translation. He leads the MYRIAD research group at CREATIS, which focuses on developing innovative mathematical and computational approaches for medical imaging analysis and diagnosis, with particular emphasis on cardiac applications and diffusion imaging techniques.

• Medical Imaging
• Diffusion Tensor Imaging
• Cardiac MRI
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Dr. Isabelle Cloez-Tayarani is a faculty member at the Institut Pasteur in Paris, France. She serves as a Lecturer in the Development and Plasticity of the Nervous System course, a five-week intensive program combining laboratory and lecture formats for advanced graduate and PhD students. Institutional affiliation: Institut Pasteur Academic role: Lecturer Her research focuses on neuroscience and neurodevelopmental disorders , particularly using human-induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) to model autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Key areas include: Investigation of SHANK3 mutations and their impact on cortical neuron spinogenesis Analysis of Contactin gene variants (CNTN5/CNTN6) associated with auditory hypersensitivity in ASD Study of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (α7 and α4β2 subtypes) in memory and addiction mechanisms Her recent publications emphasize neurodevelopmental modeling through human-mouse chimeric systems and in utero transplantation techniques. While she has not been explicitly mentioned as receiving awards in the provided texts, her work spans topics including: Neuronal connectivity and synaptic plasticity Neuroimmune interactions in inflammatory conditions Receptor dynamics in neurodegenerative contexts Dr. Cloez-Tayarani's research frequently involves collaborations with investigators like Thomas Bourgeron (genetics of ASD) and Uwe Maskos (nicotinic receptor signaling), and she has contributed to understanding how environmental factors and genetic mutations interact in neurodevelopmental pathology.

• Neuroscience
• Autism Spectrum Disorders
• Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors
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Valérie Gitton-Ripoll is an Associate Professor and HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches) at the University of Toulouse, specializing in Latin language and literature within the Heritage, Literature, History (PLH) research unit. She teaches Latin language and literature at University of Toulouse 2 (UT2J) and the history of ancient medicine and its reception at University of Toulouse 3 (UT3). Her research focuses on Latin medical and veterinary texts with particular expertise in the history of veterinary medicine in Antiquity, the history and mythology of the horse, and the Latin lexicon of metallurgy. Dr. Gitton-Ripoll employs philological methods to analyze ancient texts, revealing connections between medical knowledge, cultural beliefs, and practical applications in the ancient world. Her publication record demonstrates sustained scholarly productivity with significant contributions to understanding ancient veterinary practices through critical editions and translations. Her work often examines how medical concepts were transmitted across historical periods, with particular attention to textual analysis and philological methodology. Her scholarly contributions include: Monographs on ancient veterinary medicine, including the critical edition of Pelagonius' Collection of Veterinary Medicine (CUF 2019) Edited volumes such as The veterinarian's kit in Antiquity and the Middle Ages (Pallas 101, 2016) Co-edited textbooks for Latin language instruction that have gone through multiple editions (2018-2023) Numerous articles on specialized topics in ancient medical and veterinary texts As an HDR holder since 2022, Dr. Gitton-Ripoll supervises doctoral research in her areas of expertise. Her work bridges linguistic, historical, and medical approaches to provide a comprehensive understanding of ancient scientific knowledge systems and their cultural contexts.

• Latin language and literature
• Ancient medicine
• Veterinary medicine in Antiquity
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Elisabeth Botelho-Nevers is a Professor and hospital practitioner at the Saint-Etienne University Hospital Center in France. With a Doctor of Medicine degree and DES in Internal Medicine (thesis defended in Marseille on October 1, 2008), she further specialized with a doctoral thesis in human pathology defended on September 8, 2011 at the Faculty of Medicine of Marseille. Her academic and clinical work focuses on infectious diseases, particularly in the context of emerging pathogens and vaccine-related issues. Dr. Botelho-Nevers' research interests span multiple areas of infectious diseases: COVID-19 epidemiology, treatment, and vaccination strategies Vaccine safety, efficacy, and public health implementation Infective endocarditis and cardiovascular infections Neuroinfectious diseases and encephalitis Antimicrobial stewardship and appropriate antibiotic use Global health disparities in infectious disease management Her extensive publication record demonstrates significant contributions to understanding the clinical management of infectious diseases, with particular emphasis on the COVID-19 pandemic. Her work has appeared in high-impact journals including The Lancet Infectious Diseases, Clinical Infectious Diseases, and Nature Medicine. Dr. Botelho-Nevers frequently collaborates on multinational studies, reflecting her prominence in the global infectious disease research community. Notable scientific contributions include: Research on the French health pass system and its implications for mandatory vaccination policies Studies evaluating diagnostic criteria for infective endocarditis Investigations into vaccine coadministration and safety during febrile illness Analysis of long-term neurological symptoms following COVID-19 infection Work on antimicrobial stewardship in elderly populations As a hospital practitioner and researcher, Dr. Botelho-Nevers bridges clinical practice with academic research, contributing significantly to evidence-based approaches in infectious disease management. Her ongoing work continues to shape understanding and treatment protocols for infectious diseases in both national and international contexts.

• Infectious Diseases
• Vaccinology
• Internal Medicine
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Carine Bossenmeyer-Pourié is a University Professor in Biochemistry and active researcher at the INSERM NGERE Laboratory, University of Lorraine, where she has worked since 2004. She leads Team 1 at the Brabois Health Campus, focusing on the molecular and epigenomic mechanisms linking nutrition to brain development and aging. Her research integrates biochemical, cellular, and physiological approaches to understand developmental and neurodegenerative processes. Research Interests: Her work centers on the role of methyl donors—particularly folate and vitamin B12—in fetal programming and brain health. She investigates how deficiencies in these nutrients disrupt epigenetic regulation (DNA methylation, histone acetylation, miRNA expression), gastric development, and the ghrelin system, ultimately impairing brain-gut communication and hypothalamic development. A current focus is the pathological role of N-homocysteinylation in neuronal dysfunction and neurodegeneration. Her research has established critical links between early-life nutrition and long-term neurological outcomes, contributing significantly to the field of developmental origins of health and disease (DOHaD). Though specific publications are not listed, her work spans molecular neuroscience, metabolic regulation, and epigenetics. Scientific Awards: Advising and Grants: As a team leader and doctoral supervisor, she mentors students and leads research projects supported by INSERM and the University of Lorraine. While specific grants and advisees are not detailed in the text, her leadership role implies active supervision of doctoral students and management of research funding. Labs and Teams: She is the Group Leader of Team 1 at the NGERE (Nutrition, Genetics, and Environment in Respiratory and Endocrine diseases) INSERM laboratory, based at the Brabois Health Campus. Her team utilizes advanced technical platforms including cell culture, molecular biology, functional genomics, immunostaining, microscopy, and bioinformatics for integrated research.

• Neuroscience
• Biochemistry
• Epigenomics
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Claire Becker serves as a Teacher-researcher at VetAgro Sup's National Veterinary School of Lyon, affiliated with the Department of Animal Health and Welfare and the UMR MYCO (Animal Mycoplasmas) research unit. Her clinical work integrates with the Veterinary University Hospital Center (CHUV) for production animals and the Livestock Hospitalization Service. Her research focuses on veterinary infectious diseases with specialized expertise in: Mycoplasma bovis epidemiology and antimicrobial resistance in bovine respiratory outbreaks Babesia transmission dynamics and molecular markers in tick vectors Livestock pathology and population medicine approaches for ruminant health Analysis of her 2007-2020 publications reveals consistent emphasis on molecular diagnostics for pathogens like contagious agalactia and Q fever, with recent work prioritizing antimicrobial resistance monitoring in calf feedlots. Her methodology combines field epidemiology with laboratory techniques including PCR validation and genetic diversity assessment. Becker leads 3A modules in Livestock Pathology and Charolais Customer Services, bridging clinical practice at the CHUV with her research on bacterial and parasitic pathogens affecting livestock production systems.

• Veterinary Infectious Diseases
• Mycoplasma bovis
• Babesia
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François Cottin serves as a University Professor at the Faculty of Sports Sciences of the University of Paris-Saclay, located at Building 335 on Pierre de Coubertin Street in Bures sur Yvette. His academic work focuses on the intersection of exercise science and physiological signal analysis. Professor Cottin's research centers on spectral analysis of cardiovascular signal variability to understand autonomic cardiovascular control and cardiorespiratory interactions in humans. His work examines both acute and chronic adaptations and maladaptations of the organism during exercise and at rest under various environmental conditions. He specializes in analyzing physiological signals including cardiovascular measurements (ECG, blood pressure) and respiratory signals (ventilation, gas exchange, lactate measurements). Through extracting series of values such as cardiac periods (RR intervals) and blood pressure data, his research investigates how the body adapts to stresses including posture changes, exercise, and pathologies like diabetic neuropathy, heart failure, and septic shock. His work has particular relevance to understanding how decreased heart rate variability correlates with mortality risk. His research methodology employs various signal processing techniques to analyze cardiovascular parameter variability, contributing to advancements in non-invasive assessment of autonomic control mechanisms. Professor Cottin maintains an active research profile as evidenced by his ORCID identifier (0000-0002-7950-2163) and continues to contribute to the field of exercise physiology and cardiovascular signal analysis.

• Cardiovascular Physiology
• Exercise Physiology
• Signal Processing
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Prof. Catalin Fetita is a Professor at Telecom SudParis within the ARMEDIA department, specializing in medical imaging and computational modeling of respiratory diseases. His work focuses on pulmonary mechanics, lung disease analysis, and AI-driven diagnostic tools. He collaborates with institutions like SAMOVAR, contributing to advancements in CT imaging, poromechanical modeling of fibrotic diseases, and teleoperation systems in healthcare. Research Interests : His research integrates medical imaging, biomechanical modeling, and AI to study asthma, COPD, interstitial lung diseases, and post-COVID-19 pulmonary complications. Key areas include quantitative CT analysis, personalized lung modeling, and computational tools for clinical decision support. Key Contributions : Over 150+ publications span computational methods for airway segmentation, AI applications in radiology, and interdisciplinary projects linking imaging to biomechanics. Recent work addresses fibrotic disease modeling and teleoperation interfaces for medical training. Labs/Teams : Active in the SAMOVAR research lab at Telecom SudParis, focusing on medical imaging and computational health technologies.

• Medical Imaging
• Medical Biomechanics
• Pulmonary Medicine
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