Lulla Opatowski

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ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
2005 – 2009         PhD in Biomathematics - Public Health: Epidemiology and science of biomedical information. University Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris VI, ED 393.
2000 – 2003         Engineer ENSIMAG (Graduate School of Engineering in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, French equivalent for Master of Computer Science and Applied Mathematics) –  Grenoble, France
2002 – 2003         Licenciatura in University of mathematics and statistics (5th year) member of UPC (Universitat Politécnica de Catalunya), Barcelona, Spain
1997 – 2000 Special intensive courses of advanced mathematics and physics (undergraduate level)

            
SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES
Research
From Sep 2012       Maître de conferences (eq. assistant professor) at Versailles Saint Quentin University, Biostatistics, Biomathematics, Pharmaco-epidemiology and Infectious Disease research Unit (B2PHI) UMR1181, Institut Pasteur / INSERM /UVSQ, France. 
 Mathematical Modelling and statistical inference of the pathogen-pathogen and host-pathogen interactions.
July 2009-Sep 2012  Research Associate (POST DOC). MRC Centre for Outbreak Analysis and Modelling, Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Imperial College, London. Mathematical modelling and statistical inference for a better understanding of the spread of pathogens in populations.
2005 – 2009         PhD. Institut Pasteur / U657 INSERM, Pharmaco-Epidemiology applied to Infectious Diseases laboratory (PhEMI)
Juil 2003 – Oct. 2004 Assistante Professor. CRG (Centre of Genomic Regulation), Microarrays Laboratory  and GRIB (Group of Research in Bio-medicine and Computer Science), Chemogenomics Laboratory – Barcelona, Spain

Supervision
2016-2017   Post-doctoral fellow Xuefeng Gao
2015-.      Post-doctoral fellow Matthieu Domenech de Celles
2017-.      Co-supervision of a PhD thesis on mathematical modelling of animal/human transmission of antibiotic resistant bacteria / Jonathan Bastard, Institut Pasteur
2017-.      Co-supervision of a PhD thesis on mathematical modelling of Human Papillomavirus infections and cancer / Mélanie Bonneault, UVSQ, (funding Institute for cancer research)
2016-.      Co-supervision of a PhD thesis on mathematical modelling of nosocomial infections / Audrey Duval, UVSQ
2015-.      Co-supervision of a PhD thesis on mathematical modelling of nosocomial infections / Rania Assab, Cnam
2014-18     Supervision of a PhD thesis on mathematical modelling of pathogen interactions / Hélène Arduin, UVSQ
2005-.      Supervising of >15 students from MSc and engineer school for their 6-months projects,  PhEMI, Institut Pasteur
2009-2013   Participation in supervision of PhD research on modelling HPV ecology of Margarita Pons Salort, together with Didier Guillemot (PhEMI) and Véronique Letort (Ecole Centrale Paris)
2009-2013   Participation in supervision of PhD research on estimation of bacteria’s epidemicity in hospitals and the community of Matthieu Domenech de Celles, together with Didier Guillemot (PhEMI)
Since 2008  Supervision, through the academic year, of groups of students (2-6) from Ecole Centrale Paris for their projects ( “innovation” and “enjeux” projects)

GRANTS AND AWARDS
2002-2003    Grant for mobility, Rhône Alps region
2005         AReMIS project, joint INSERM-CNRS-INRIA grant on « Information and Technologies for health » 
2008         GlaxoSmith Kline award on public health
2012         BQR from UVSQ in collaboration with S. Ben Amor, A. Bui et N. Emad (PRISM lab, UVSQ) 
2013-16      ACIP (action concertée inter pasteurienne), Institut Pasteur, project in collaboration with S. Breurec et B. Guarin  on  « Modeling the transmission of antibiotic-multi-resistant bacteria in neonates wards in two hopspital contexts : the République Centrafricaine et Madagascar» (co-PI)
2015-17      RESPIMOD project (DIM Malinf) grant for a 18 months post-doctoral funding (PI)
2015-17      PTR Microbiome, in collaboration with P. Glaser (Institut Pasteur Paris) and Institut Pasteur de Madagascar. Study of the dynamic of microbiota in infants and factors at the origin of resistant bacteria acquisition. (co-PI).
2017-19      Modelling the trends of Meningococcal (MenW ) infections in France and assessing the impact of vaccination, research grant from Pfizer (PI)
2018-20      PANDORE: Prediction of antibiotic resistance in environments. Funded by ANSES (National Agency for health security). Collaborations C Dagot, F Petit, J Labanowski, E Moreau-Guigon (co-PI).
2018-21      SPHINX: Multi-scale modelling of infection spread in health care facilities. Funded by Agence Nationale de la recherche (National Research Agency – France). Collaborations L Temime, P Crepey, V Colliza and P Astagneau (co-PI).

 
CONFERENCE ORGANISATION
2019 (June)      Co-organizer, SPHINx conference on disease transmission in healthcare settings
2018 (July)      Co-organizer, Joint Pasteur-Oxford workshop on antibiotic resistance in South East Asia
2018 (March)     Co-organizer, International conference on antimicrobial resistance, Institut Pasteur France
Since Sept 2013  Co-organizer, SaMMBA monthly seminars (Statistical and Mathematical Modeling in Biological Applications) at Institut Pasteur in Paris ( https://research.pasteur.fr/en/project/sammba-seminars/)
May 2012         Co-Organizer, WARM international workshop on modelling bacterial resistance in Paris (http://warm2012.cnam.fr/)

Reviewing activities        Epidemics, BMC Infectious Diseases, PLoS ONE, Epidemiology, American Journal of Epidemiology, PLoS Computational Biology, JR Soc Interface, JAC, Influenza and other Resp., BMJ Open …

Expertise activities         
Since 2016  Expertise for World Health Organization (WHO) - Asia on antibiotic resistance
Since 2013  Elected member of the scientific board of the UFR Simone Veil Medical school
Since 2017  Nominated member of Comité Scientifique de l'ITMO "Immunologie-Inflammation-infectiologie-Microbiologie" (I3M)
Since 2017           Elected member (deputy) COMESP Institut Pasteur evaluation committee