Research project participation

My research activities are part of several academic and partnership projects, dealing with artificial intelligence, the analysis of heterogeneous and multimodal data, e-health, mobility, chronic pain and the mining of complex data.

Ongoing projects

Supply chain resilience through the integration and analysis of multimodal data

2025 – 2026

Securing the aerospace supply chain through the integration of multimodal and heterogeneous data and AI: audited mapping of tier-n suppliers coupled with a hybrid risk model (generative AI, tabular data, domain expertise) driven by an AI agent.

Safran CY Cergy Paris Université

E-health, mobility, big data

2022 – 2025

Sensor devices, heterogeneous data storage and deep learning serving mobility and public health challenges (ageing, diabetes, chronic pain). Integration of AI models into embedded sensors, within the I-SITE Clermont CAP 2025 framework and the FEDER MobiDic project.

Université Clermont Auvergne I-SITE Clermont Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region FEDER — European Union Withings E-health mobility partners

Past projects

NeuroDeRisk — H2020 / IMI2

2019 – 2023

"Innovative Medicines Initiative" project (IMI2, H2020) bringing together 18 institutions from 12 countries: validated integrated tools to better predict, in the preclinical phase, the adverse neurological effects of drugs (pro-convulsant effects, psychiatric disorders, peripheral neuropathies).

Medizinische Universität Wien University of Florence Sanofi Université Clermont Auvergne Inteligand AstraZeneca FCDI MSD Biovista Novartis Pfizer

Emo'Lis

2021 – 2024

Multimodal emotion recognition (gestures, expressions, voice, brain activity) to better understand patients' attitudes. Collaboration with the company Lojelis that led to the creation of a Labcom with LIMOS.

Lojelis Université Clermont Auvergne

eDOL — Monitoring chronic pain patients

2022 – 2023

A support tool for chronic pain patients aimed at improving the care pathway. Our contribution: characterizing patient profiles from discrete longitudinal data, in collaboration with the Analgesia Institute.

Analgesia Institute eDOL CHU Clermont-Ferrand Université Clermont Auvergne

Mining massive and uncertain data: the contribution of gradual patterns

2022 – 2024

France–Cameroon cooperation (Université Clermont Auvergne / University of Yaoundé I) on the extraction of gradual patterns — covariations of the form "the more/less x, the more/less y" — in massive and uncertain data.

Université Clermont Auvergne University of Yaoundé I University of Yaoundé II CNRS IMT CAIS