Associate Professor, CPE Lyon, CREATIS
September 2024 — Now
Team: MAGICS
Laboratory: Laboratoire CREATIS
Teaching institution: CPE Lyon
Curriculum Vitæ
Programming Skills
Python/Pytorch
100%
Matlab
95%
Qt
90%
C
70%
Research Interests
Current and Past Experiences
Postdoc, Université Jean Monnet, LHC
January 2023 — August 2024
BIOSPEC - Research Project funded by the Manutech Sleight Graduate School.
Team: Images
Laboratory: Laboratoire Hubert Curien (LabHC)
Teaching institution: Institut d’Optique, Jean Monnet University & Polytech Lyon, Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University
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Objectives
- Extend the optical model to fluorescence, to predict spectral reflectances, and also the lateral propagation of light around the illuminated area (PSF), taking care to keep analytical or semi-analytical models easy to reverse.
- Reduce as much as possible the number of parameters to be evaluated in these models for a given tissue, taking care to keep the information useful for the clinical analysis of the tissues (tests on phantoms or clinical data already acquired)
- Find a measurement strategy (multi-position, multi-angle, multi-excitation?) to evaluate these parameters (model used in inverse approach), ensuring that the measurement system can be used by a practitioner in clinical routine.
- Implement the instrumentation and methodology for skin characterization (healthy skin, pathologies), glioma resection (PpIX quantification), or organ transplantation.
PhD in Engineering for Health, Université de Lyon
October 2019 — December 2022
Title: Towards a quantitative fluorescence spectroscopy with multispectral excitation for intraoperative assistance in glioma resection in neurosurgery
Funding: Labex PRIMES, Claude Bernard University Lyon 1
Advisors: Bruno Montcel, Mathieu Hébert, Raphaël Clerc Team: MAGICS & Images
Laboratory: CREATIS & Laboratoire Hubert Curien (LabHC)
Teaching institution: Polytech Lyon, Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University (64h/year)
Complementary Teaching Activity, Polytech Lyon
March 2019 — September 2019
Tutorial and practical classes for bachelors and master students in a biomedical engineering school.
Student Intern, Essilor
March 2019 — September 2019
A tool which generate images as seen by the retina has been developed previously.
This tool is taking into account the aberrations of the glass and the eye.
The aim of the internship is to analyze these retinal images to extract information and thus creating a visual acuity model.
Student Intern, Essilor
March 2018 — September 2018
Inside the modelisation and simulation team of Essilor, my internship goal was to implement a new eye-spectacles model with wavefront characterization inspired from an existing one in MATLAB.
In particular, I have adapted the Navarro eye-model to match with ametropic cases. I have also validate the wavefront computation with external tools like Zemax or infinitesimal computation of prescription.
At the end I just began to look at neural network to try to implement a brain identification of pictures.
Student Intern, Medical University of Vienna
September 2017 — December 2017
The main task is to implement a swept source OCT system that can be used for wavefront measurement using the principle of digital adaptive optics.
The tasks involved are the design of the OCT system that uses descanning of the single illumination spot of the retina, with optics, that project an OCT guide star beam selected areas of the human retina.
After the design, the unit will be implemented with support from the workshop with rapid prototyping machines. The operation of the system needs appropriate software that will also allow synchronization with the OCT data recording.
Education
PhD in Engineering for Health, Université de Lyon
October 2019 — December 2022
Title: Towards a quantitative fluorescence spectroscopy with multispectral excitation for intraoperative assistance in glioma resection in neurosurgery
Funding: Labex PRIMES, Claude Bernard University Lyon 1
Advisors: Bruno Montcel, Mathieu Hébert, Raphaël Clerc
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- Manuscript: direct link ; HAL ; theses.fr
- Funding: Labex PRIMES
- Defense: 8th December 2022 in front of the jury composed of
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Assistant Professor | Reviewer, Université Paris Diderot |
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Research Director | Reviewer, CNRS Marseille |
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Professor | Examiner, Université Claude Bernard |
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Assistant Professor | Examiner, University Texas Medical Branch |
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Professor | President, Examiner, ESPCI Paris, Université PSL |
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Professor | Examiner, Université Jean Monnet |
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Assistant Professor | Director, Université Claude Bernard |
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Assistant Professor | Co-Director, Université Jean Monnet |
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Hospital Practitioner | Inviter, Hospices Civils de Lyon |
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Research Engineer | Invited, CNRS Lyon |
MSc in Automatic & signal and images processing, Université Paris-Saclay
2018 — 2019
After a basic education in automatic, signal and image processing, students can choose between elective options that allow them to deepen the areas concerned, with a strong application opening towards robotics, the medical and the energy networks, target areas of major societal challenges.
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The internships offered come from public research laboratories and industrial organizations.
The strengths of the Master are the novelty of the proposed methodologies, its societal relevance, the partnership of the project’s leading institutions: the Paris-Saclay University institutions, the Toulouse ISAE, and public research laboratories and industrial organizations.
Students will master the fundamentals of the course and the various in-depth studies provided by university specialists.
MSEng in Optic, Photonics and Physics, Institut d'Optique Graduate School
2015 — 2019
The Institut d’Optique Graduate School is set at Palaiseau in the campus of ParisTech and Paris-Saclay, at the south of Paris. This school trains engineers with very different experiences: from the general engineer to the researcher in optics and photonics, and even engineers in finance and entrepreneurs.
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Courses: Mathematics, Signal and Image Processing, Matlab, Python, C-programming, Electronics, Automation, Electromagnetism, Laser, Semi-conductors, Polarisation, Quantum Optics, Non-linear optics, Optical systems design, Biophotonic etc..
University Degree in Biomedical/Medical Engineering, Université Paris-Saclay
2015 — 2019
It is mainly intended for engineers or for academics trained in exact sciences and preparing a thesis at the interface with biology. The goal is to train future executives in the biomedical industry, with a thorough knowledge of the hospital environment and bio-industries associated with research strategy skills. The challenge is to allow them to interact effectively with their physician, pharmacist or biologist colleagues in multidisciplinary science programs.
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The degree offers engineering students the opportunity to follow a number of modules on different biomedical themes.
Followed modules :
- Employment in the Life Sciences
- Medical innovation by Biotechs and Medtechs
- Initiation in physiology, biology and cell culture
- Pathological states of the human cell
- Cancer Care
- Immersion in a hospital environment
Departments :
- Operating theater
- Dermatology
- Ophthalmology
- Anatomo-Pathology
- BMP Medical Imagery