Bone loss, bone deformities and fractures are hallmarks of several chronic inflammatory diseases, including chronic kidney disease and chronic inflammatory joint disease. My primary research interest is to understand the physiopathological mechanisms by which bone & joint cells regulate systemic inflammation, anemia, and cardiovascular disorders in Bone & Osteoarticular diseases including Chronic Kidney Disease – Bone and Mineral Disorder (CKD-MBD) and chronic inflammatory rheumatisms such as rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

My lab investigates several physiological regulations of the mineral metabolism and the metal metabolism, with an emphasis on shared pathways in iron and phosphate regulation. Our translational studies usually integrate preclinical experiments with patient-based studies for a comprehensive overview of disease etiology and progression. My group is collaborating with several specialists in Rheumatology, Nephrology, and Surgery in France and in the USA.

2013-2016

Medical School. 1^st year. Cellular and Molecular Biology (20h), General Physiology (20h), Anatomy (10h).

Science School/Master Biotechnologies for Health. 1^st year (M1): Epidemiology and Biomarkers (15h). 2^nd year (M2): Preclinical Research, advanced (15h).

Since 2023-

Medical School/Master iHealth. 1^st year (M1): Mineral Metabolism and Nutrition (2h), Metal Metabolism and Nutrition (2h), Transcription Factors, Advanced (2h), 2^nd year (M2) The Kidney-Bone-Heart Axis (2h).

2016: PhD (LifeSciences) Kinetics of Bone Loss in Arthritis

2017-2022: Northwestern University (Chicago, USA): Postdoctoral Fellow (NIH, AHA)

2019: President Award, American Society for Bone and Mineral Research

2023- Researcher (INSERM) metabolism, mineral, inflammation

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