Camille specializes in experimental and regenerative medicine. Before joining Cilcare, she was part of a research project in Canada investigating the crucial role of free radicals and oxidative stress on cerebral functions throughout the aging process and in some neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease. At Cilcare, Camille is involved in our DETEC-T research project, which aims to develop the understanding and interpretation of physiological measures in rodent models of tinnitus, notably employing the gap-inhibited acoustic startle (GPIAS).
Master’s in Health and Biology at the University of Montpellier
Travelling, tennis, volleyball, music.
Winter in Canada, -40°C!
Biochemistry
Molecular biology
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