Le 03 novembre 2025, se tiendra la journée des jeunes chercheurs du BPH,
avec au programme : présentations, posters, animations, Ma thèse en 180 secondes, et une remise des prix

 

Cette année encore, le BPH organise une journée spécialement dédiée à ses jeunes chercheurs et chercheuses. Cet événement est l’occasion de mettre en valeur leurs contributions à la recherche en santé publique.
Il nous tient à cœur de mettre en lumière, chaque année, une nouvelle génération prometteuse.

 

 

 

 

 

Il est encore temps de vous inscrire  à l’événement via le lien suivant :

https://evento.renater.fr/survey/journee-des-jeunes-chercheurs-cvxx7rs6

 

 

Cette journée sera l’occasion pour nos jeunes de présenter leurs travaux, d’échanger et de faire des rencontres, le tout au rythme  d’une programmation riche et variée, ouverte à tous :

 

9h-9h30 Opening session

 

9h30- 10h15 oral presentation session 1 

• Impact of caregiver burden on behavioral and psychological symptoms in older adults with Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders – Rosay Morgane-PHD Student, ACTIVE Team
  
• Network models to decipher the human exposome: application to food exposome patterns in a case-control study on cognitive decline – Bernada Ima-PHD Student, ELEANOR Team
  
• Cord Blood C-Reactive Protein and ADHD Symptoms at Age 5: Evidence from Two French Birth Cohorts – Gaslene Charline-PHD Student, HEALTHY Team

 

 

10h15-10h30 Animation

 

10h30-10h45 Blitz poster

• Real-world treatment trajectories in type 2 diabetes in France: a cluster-based analysis –  Le Goff Romane-PHD Student, AHEAD Team
  
• Mediation analysis with Bayesian non linear joint models: Evaluation of the treatment causal pathways between tumor growth kinetics and overall survival – Kazantzidis Georgios-PHD Student, BIOSTAT Team
• Genetic association of the 5p13.3 locus with residual vascular obstruction in patients with unprovoked pulmonary embolism – Samaria Floriane-PHD Student, ELEANOR Team
• Design Methodology for a Virtual Reality Application to Support Design Activities – Ristor Rafael-PHD Student, EPICENE Team
• Multidisciplinary rapid assessment, analysis and feedback approach for supporting the adaptation of TDA implementation to local contexts in Mozambique and Zambia – Lebrun Natacha-PHD Student, GHIGS Team
• Mental Health and Suicidality Disparities among Transgender/Non-Binary and Cisgender Students in France – Bourgeois Tiffany-PHD Student, HEALTHY Team

 

10h45-11h15 break

 

11h15 – 12h15 oral presentation session 2

• Reasoning with Imperfect and Temporal Clinical Data: Rule-based Approach for Medical Event Inference – Awuklu Yvon-PHD Student, AHEAD Team
• A regularized multi-state model for covariate selection with interval-censored survival data – Bercu Ariane-PHD Student, BIOSTAT Team
• Metatranscriptomic classification in the study of microbial translocation – Colajanni Antonin-PHD Student, SISTM Team
• Are Real-Life studies the solution to address randomized controlled trials challenges in sarcoma? Insights from the DEEPSARC Study – Thevenet Vincent-PHD Student, EPICENE Team

 

12h15-12h30 blitz poster

• Pregnancy episodes and substance use disorders among women of reproductive age  : A medico-administrative cohort from the Système National des Données de Santé (SNDS) 2013-2024 – Crassous Agnès-PHD Student, PHARES Team
• Effect of the time of day for vaccination on the immune response to Ebola Virus Disease vaccines: a modeling study from PREVAC randomized trial – Gouna Daniela-PHD Student, SISTM Team
• Latent class trajectory analysis of long-term residential exposure to ambient PM2.5, PM10 and breast cancer risk – Le Provost Blandine-PHD Student, BIOSTAT Team
• Psychological profiles of healthcare workers and their association with residents’ mental health in nursing homes – BOUCHE Amélie-PhD Student, ACTIVE Team
• Associations between cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection and neurovascular markers in the 3C Bordeaux study – PIETROWSKI Marie-Anne-PHD Student, LEHA Team
• Using Data Science to Predict Health Impacts from Indoor Air Quality – DROUOT Elisa-PHD Student, AHEAD Team

Group photos on the stage

 

12h30-14h buffet and posters

 

14h00-14h10 Ma thèse en 180 secondes

• Trajectoires de solitude chez les personnes âgées – Faidherbe Virginie-PHD Student, ACTIVE Team
• Évaluation pharmaco-épidémiologique des médicaments de prévention secondaire des AVC – Perrier Julia-PHD Student, AHEAD Team
• La chirurgie thoracique dans le dépistage du cancer du poumon, qualité des pratiques, surdiagnostic et morbi-mortalité – Belaroussi Yaniss-PHD Student, EPICENE Team

 

14h10-14h55 oral presentation session 3

• Air pollution, exposure, respiratory consequences, among three groups of differently exposed children in disadvantaged urban areas before the implementation of air pollution mitigation solutions, Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire –  Pajot Auriane-PHD Student, GHIGS Team
• Mental health consequences of financial stress: Evidence from a longitudinal survey in Yokohama, JPN – Yoshigai Megumi-PostDoc, PHARES Team
• Iron deficiency  without concomitant anemia and risk of major cardiovascular events in chronic kidney disease – Lisa Le Gall-PHD Student, LEHA Team

 

14h55-15h15 break

 

15h15-15h25 Ma thèse en 180 secondes

• Aspects méthodologiques dans l’étude des associations entre les facteurs cardiométaboliques et la survenue de la dégénérescence maculaire liée à l’âge (Une retraite floue, c’est le coupable ?) – Mulumba Kayembe Blondy-PHD Student, LEHA Team
• Social inequalities in relation to COVID-19 and epidemic dynamics in mainland France – Smaîli Sabira- PHD Student, PHARES Team
• Inference in high-dimensional mechanistic models : application to modelling of immune response – Crepin Lisa- PHD Student, SISTM Team

 

15h25 – 15h55 Animation 

 

15h55 Award Ceremony – Photos of the Winners and Jury Members

 

19h Cocktail Dinner Reception at the Café de l’Horloge in Bordeaux

 

 

Rendez-vous  le 03 novembre au domaine du Haut carré à Talence, nous avons hâte de vous y accueillir !