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Hugues Berry PhD biomedical engineering, Habilitation bioinformatics
Course and current status
Since 01/2020: Directeur de Recherche Inria (DR1, research full professor, with tenure), Inria Lyon
09/2013: Directeur de Recherche Inria (DR2), Inria Lyon
10/2009: Move to Inria Lyon
09/2004: Chargé de Recherche Inria (CR1, research associate professor, with tenure), Inria Saclay
09/2000: Maître de Conférence (associate professor), Univ. Cergy-Pontoise, Life Sci Dept
09/1999: A.T.E.R., Univ. Cergy-Pontoise, Life Sci Dept
09/1996-08/1999: PhD Student (MESR grant), Univ. Technology of Compiègne
Scientific summary
Since 2018, I have been serving as deputy scientific director of Inria, in charge of the research in digital biology and health. My mission consists in implementing Inria’s strategy vis-à-vis our academic and industrial collaborators on the application of numerical sciences (applied mathematics, computer science, artificial intelligence) to biology or health and in propounding potential new perspectives to our research teams working in those fields.
A computational cell biologist, my research focuses on mathematical and computer models of the spatio- temporal dynamics of biochemical reactions involved in cell signaling, in particular in brain cells: neurons and astrocytes.
My publication track comprises more than 70 articles, mostly in journals for experimental and computational biology but also in computer science and applied mathematics.
Publication lists at https://cv.archives-ouvertes.fr/huguesberry or http://www.inrialpes.fr/Berry/PublisHB.html
