Directrice de recherche, Inria

Contact information

Office A321
Centre de Recherche Inria de Paris
2 rue Simone Iff
CS 42112
75589 Paris Cedex 12 (FRANCE)

Publications

Mathematical Modeling and Numerical Methods
- boundary conditions for physiological fluid dynamics (3D,1D)
- multiscale modeling & numerical methods for their coupling
- model parametrization from real data (multi scale approach, data assimilation)
- coupling of agent-based and continuum models
Multiphysics modeling: fluid/solid interactions in deformable vessels and in porous media

Modeling and inverse problem for dynamic imaging interpretation (DCE-US, DCE-MRI, …, ICG fluorescence)
Applications
- congenital heart disease (single ventricle, ToF) & acquired disease (aneurysms, stenosis, etc)
- treatment planning (Fontan surgeries, percutaneous valve reducer, liver surgery)
- coronary circulation
- airflow and particle deposition in health and disease
- oncology application: interaction between vascularization & tumor development

Nicolas Golse (expected 2019), PhD student in medicine (ED de Cancérologie 582, coadvisors: E Vibert and S Cottin) Apports de la modélisation anatomique et hémodynamique du foie dans l’anticipation, la réalisation et l’enseignement de la chirurgie hépatique.
Noémie Boissier (2018), UPMC (coadvisor: D Drasdo) Blood perfusion modeling in tumors and liver.
Nicolas Pozin (2017), UPMC (coadvisor: C Grandmont) Multiscale lung ventilation modeling in health and disease.
Chloé Audebert (2017), UPMC (coadvisor: JF Gerbeau) Mathematical liver modelling: hemodynamics and function in hepatectomy. Prix de thèse AMIES 2018
Gregory Arbia (2014), UPMC (coadvisor: JF Gerbeau) Multiscale modeling of blood flow applied to congenital heart disease. Now at Sorin group.

Stephanie Lindsey (2015), PhD student at Cornell University, USA. Advisor: J Butcher. Hemodynamic regulation of cardiac outflow morphogenesis. Now postdoc in Montpellier U.
Mahdi Esmaily-Moghadam (2014), PhD student at UCSD, USA. Supervisor: A. Marsden. Development of multiscale modeling methods for clinical decision making in single ventricle heart patients. Now postdoc at Stanford University, USA.
Jessica Oakes (2013), PhD student at UCSD, USA. Supervisors: C Darquenne (School of Medicine) and A. Marsden (School of Engineering). Aerosol Deposition in Healthy and Emphysematous Rat Lungs: Insights From MRI Measurements and Computational Simulations. Now Assistant Professor at Northeastern U., USA.
Weiguang Yang (2012), PhD student at UCSD, USA. Supervisor: A. Marsden. Surgical design for the Fontan procedure using computational fluid dynamics and derivative-free optimization. Now research fellow at Stanford U.
Nick Jagiella (2012), PhD student at UPMC/U. of Leipzig. Supervisor: D Drasdo. Parametrisation of lattice-based tumor models from data. Now at Advanced RealTime Tracking Gmbh.
Rashmi Raghu (2011), PhD student at Stanford University, USA of C Taylor. Computational models of blood flow in deformable arteries including viscoelasticity. Now at Pivotal Inc.
H.J. Kim (2009), PhD student at Stanford University, USA of C Taylor. 3D finite-element modeling of blood flow in the coronary arteries. Now at Heartflow.

iLite, RHU (2017-2021)
iFLOW, ANR Tecsan (2013-2017)
Transatlantic Leducq grant – a Trans-Atlantic Network of Excellence for Cardiovascular Research, (2010-2016): Multi-scale Modeling of Single Ventricle Hearts for Clinical Decision Support

Grant to organize the 4^th International Conference on Engineering Frontiers in Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease, France-Stanford Center fund, (2013-2014)
CARDIO – Equipe associée / Associated team grant from INRIA (with Stanford University & associated colleagues), (2008-2013)
Grant, France-Stanford Center fund, (2007-2008)
Award for the Student Presentation Competition in the Biotechnology Specialty area at the World Congress of Computational Mechanics by the USACM and the USACM Executive Committee (Aug. 2006)
Dean’s Postdoctoral Fellowship, Stanford School of Medicine (awarded in 2006)
Predoctoral Fellowship, American Heart Association (Top recipient of the Western States, USA ; 2004-2006)
2nd prize of the student competition research presentation, BCATS conference, Stanford, Nov 2005
Cambridge European Trust bursary (1999-2000)
Scholarship from the Ecole Centrale Paris for the international program TimePlus (1999-2000)

HDR (Habilitation à diriger des recherches), Ecole Doctorale de Sciences Mathématiques Paris Centre, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, France – 2016.
PhD, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University, USA, thesis under the supervision of Prof. Charles A. Taylor in the Cardiovascular Biomedical Research Laboratory (download PhD_thesis) – 2006
MS (Part III), Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge, UK – thesis under the supervision of Prof. Timothy Pedley in the Biological Mechanics Group – 2000
Diplome d’ingénieur, Ecole Centrale Paris, France – 2000