Bio
I obtained my PhD in 2005 from Université Paris Cité, where I specialized in quantitative genetics in vascular biology. After a postdoc at Imperial College London (2005–2009), I established my research programme, focusing on system-level understanding of macrophage biology in inflammatory conditions such as chronic kidney disease, ageing, and metabolic syndrome. To support this work, I was awarded the Imperial College Junior Research Fellowship (2009), followed by a series of tenured academic positions (Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, Reader in Immunogenetics, and Visiting Professor), along with extramural funding as a Principal Investigator within the Department of Immunology and Inflammation, Imperial College London. In 2021, I joined Duke-NUS Medical School as Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the Centre for Computational Biology, Programme in Cardiovascular and Metabolic Disorders. I currently run my laboratory within the Centre for Biomedical Data Science (CBDS), Duke-NUS Medical School. I am Co-Director of the Quantitative Biology and Medicine PhD Programme and a member of the Executive Committee of the Duke-NUS AI and Medical Sciences Initiative.
Education
Doctor of Philosophy
Paris Descartes University, France
Master (Biochemistry)
University of Paris VII, France
Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry
University of Paris VII, France
NUS Appointment(s)
Member of Academic Affairs Committee (AAC) for Graduate Studies at Duke-NUS Medical School
Duke-NUS Medical School,
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Deputy Director, Centre for Computational Biology, Duke NUS Medical School
Duke-NUS Medical School,
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