PhD Student
Our research aims to gain a better understanding of the pathophysiology of Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (IBD), particularly the interactions between the intestinal barrier, the immune system, the microbiota and environmental factors.
My PhD research focuses on the development of an in vitro model of the human intestinal barrier for use in the study of chronic inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD). Ultimately, this model is intended to contribute to the development of personalised medicine approaches for patients with IBD.
I also contribute to the M1 Master’s programme in Therapeutic and Diagnostic Innovations at the University of Lorraine, as part of an optional module on in vitro intestinal models.
Education and qualifications
– PhD – N-GERE Laboratory, Co-MICI project (in progress)
– Master’s 2 in Cell Biology and Development – UniversitĂ© Paris CitĂ© (2023)
– Degree in Pharmacy, Industry-Research specialisation – Faculty of Pharmacy, Nancy
Professional experience
– Research Engineer in Cell Culture – N-GERE Laboratory (2025)
Cell culture, development and implementation of in vitro experimental models.
– Master’s 2 placement – Necker Enfants Malades Institute, Paris (2023)
Cell biology, renal epithelial cell culture, study of the inflammatory response and cell–bacteria interactions in a pathophysiological context.
– Research placement – Pasteur Institute of French Guiana (2022)
Virology and arbovirology, handling and storage of viral genetic material, work on samples from mosquito populations.
– Hospital placement – Cell and Tissue Therapy Unit, Nancy University Hospital (2021)
Cell and tissue therapy, experimental research into the cryopreservation of human corneas and clinical ophthalmology.
Further training
– University Diploma in Animal Experimentation – designer level
