My teaching activities bridge engineering, computer science, artificial intelligence and biomedical applications. They span both methodological foundations and applied courses, with a strong emphasis on medical imaging, computational pathology, machine learning, computer vision and modern AI for health.
30+
Years of Teaching
AI
Core Teaching Area
Medicine
Biomedical Applications
International
France · Singapore · Peru
Teaching Themes
Current Teaching
Sorbonne University
Since 2019 — Full Professor — Paris, France
Faculty of Science and Engineering, Department of Engineering. Courses include computer graphics, medical image analysis, pattern recognition, machine learning and object-oriented programming.
Previous Teaching Positions
Pontifical Catholic University of Peru
2016–2018 — Full Professor — Lima, Peru
Faculty of Sciences and Engineering, Department of Engineering. Teaching activities focused on medical image analysis, pattern recognition, machine learning and digital signal processing.
Université Pierre et Marie Curie / Sorbonne University
2011–2016 — Full Professor — Paris, France
Faculty of Science and Engineering, Department of Engineering. Teaching centered on medical imaging, from physical acquisition principles to semantic indexing and intelligent interpretation of biomedical images.
National University of Singapore
2013–2015 — Adjunct Full Professor — Singapore
School of Computing, Department of Computer Science. Teaching and academic activities at the interface between computer science, biomedical image analysis and intelligent information systems.
National University of Singapore
2009–2013 — Adjunct Associate Professor — Singapore
School of Computing, Department of Computer Science. Teaching and supervision activities linked to medical image analysis, image understanding, knowledge representation and biomedical AI.
University Marie and Louis Pasteur
1999–2011 — Associate Professor — Besançon, France
Faculty of Sciences and Technologies. Teaching covered artificial intelligence, computer vision, diagnosis and prognosis, control systems, fault detection, real-time systems, nonlinear systems and discrete event systems.
Institute of Technology North Franche-Comté - University Marie and Louis Pasteur
1993–1996 — Lecturer — Belfort, France
Teaching activities in production system management, logistics management, supply chain management and flexible production systems. Laboratory sessions included RFID, programmable logic controllers, local networks and production flow management.
