2023Activity reportProject-TeamHEKA

3.1.1 Methods

Methods developed in Axis 1 can be associated with three type of tasks: (i) deep phenotyping, (ii) patient representation and (iii) reasoning with clinical knowledge. (i) Deep phenotyping consists in defining algorithms that enable to identify patients with a particular and potentially complex profile within large healthcare databases. It encompasses the development of natural language processing tools capable of extracting complex features and their context out of clinical texts; it also includes the ability to consider simultaneously structured and unstructured data of these databases to identify relevant patients. To this aim our methods rely on expert rules, distant-supervision and deep learning language representations. (ii) Regarding patient representation we focus on two distinct kind of representations. The first one is an explicit representation of patients in the form of knowledge graphs, using Semantic Web standards and tools. The second one is a representation of patients within a latent space, using representation learning methods largely inspired from results obtained by deep learning models to learn language representations. (iii) Tasks concerned with reasoning on clinical knowledge are mutliple. It encompasses methods to measure patients’ similarity between elaborated patients representations (either in the form of knowledge graph or embeddings), hybrid approaches for analogical reasoning and logical and statistical inference.

3.2.1 Methods

During this year, we focused on adapting machine learning based methods on the following challenges: signal detection using spatio-temporal data to be able to build health geographical vigilance system, medical image classification in low sample setting, pharmacovigilance signal detection using large database. We proposed a method to model and monitor population distributions over space and time, in order to build an alert system for spatio-temporal data changes based on a new version of the Expectation-Maximization (EM) algorithm to better estimate the number of clusters and their parameters at the same time. We validate this approach on a real data set of positive diagnosed patients to coronavirus disease 2019. We show that our pipeline correctly models evolving real data and detects epidemic changes. We proposed a new method to perform data augmentation in a reliable way in the High Dimensional Low Sample Size setting using a geometry-based variational autoencoder. We validated this approach on a medical imaging classification task where a small number of 3D brain magnetic resonance images are considered and augmented using the proposed framework. We adapted a very classical pharmacoepidemiological method to high dimensional setting, the Weigthed Cumulative Exposure statistical model, which makes it possible to model the temporal relationship between the prescription of a drug and a side effect, by implementing it using Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) programming. We analysed several real life datasets using such implementation and show that it was possible using this adaptation to apply this method to the National Health Insurance Database (SNDS).

3.3.1 Methods

This year we focused more on the second objective. We developed (i) dose-finding methods that include pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics modelling to better choose the appropriate dose-regimen in oncology ; (II) methods based on logistic regression and random effects meta-analysis to syntetise information from multiple early phase trials with several doses ; (iii)methods which allow for analsing disruped clinical trial by COVID pandemic ; (iv) deep learning models that allow to analyse multistate EHR ...

4.1.1 PEPR Digital Health

The PEPR ("Programmes et équipements prioritaires de recherche") Digital Health aims at gathering national multidisciplinary community active in digital health for the development and exploitation of the concept of digital twin in health (started in September 2023).

HeKA’s involvement in this PEPR are the following; (i) within project ShareFAIR, to learn protocols from clinical data collected along healthcare activity in Electronic Health Records (EHRs) to explicitize the medical decision processes, (steps to reach a particular diagnosis or therapeutic choice) and the management of particular conditions (steps in the management of a particular condition). Protocols extracted from EHRs provide a view on the real-word clinical practice and may then be compared together or with CPG (clinical practice guidelines) which can be seen as more theoretical protocols in that they provide recommendations, or clinical pathways (CP) to standardize clinical practice. It will be applied within NEUROVASC in the impact reduction of intracranial aneurysm and stroke, in which we will extract and the proposed clinical pathways, (ii) within REWIND, to develop of new mathematical and statistical approaches for the analysis of multimodal multiscale longitudinal data to predict patient’s response. These models will be designed, implemented as prototypes and then transferred to an easy-used-well-documented platform where people from diverse communities, in particular physicians, will be able to use them on their own data set, (iii) within DIGPHAT, to develop Bayesian modelling of meta-models pathways for the development of digital pharmacological twin; it consists in the analysis of data from omics experiments and selection of relevant covariables and to combine meta-models in pathways to select the most reliable twin model, (iv) within project M4DI, to develop a generic method for identifying subgroups of patients with the same phenotype from health databases, using jointly variable correlations and expert data, and to implement it within a computer package, (v) all these previous projects will purpose models or Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) to be translated to clinical practice, however, proof based on data only is not sufficient and it should be evaluated in real life through prospective and interventional clinical trials or studies, this will be done within SMATCH. In this project we will propose new methodological paradigms for the clinical evaluation of Digital Medical Devices (DMD) including CDSS and AI based models and algorithms.

4.1.2 SurvivalGPU – “Using Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) to scale up survival analysis to nation-wide cohorts"

The recent availability of health insurance databases such as the SNDS opens the door to the detection of adverse drug reactions in the general population. The aim is to generalize the survival analyses usually carried out during clinical trials on cohorts of N=1k to 10k patients to the full French population. This line of research is appealing but poses real methodological challenges. Notably, it requires the development of statistical analysis models that meet the robustness and interpretability requirements of public health physicians while taking full advantage of recent hardware accelerators to scale up to millions of patients per cohort. In this context, our team has been working since 2022 on an efficient re-implementation, on Graphics Processing Units (GPUs), of the standard software tool in the field: the R package "survival". The new "survivalGPU" library (https://­github.­com/­jeanfeydy/­survivalGPU) leverages recent software tools (PyTorch, PyG, KeOps, reticulate) to bridge the gap between high-performance computing and traditional survival analysis. It now provides a complete re-implementation of the Cox proportional hazards model that is around 100 times faster on GPU than the survival package on CPU. Going further, it supports time-varying drug exposures via the Weighted Cumulative Exposures model and is accessible via an R interface which is fully retro-compatible with that of the survival package. We now intend to perform extensive validation and comparison with other models, prior to pharmaco-epidemiological studies on the SNDS data via the Health Data Hub platform.

4.1.3 Messidore-Inserm BEEP - “Bayesian methods for Early Enriched Platform trials"

The recent pandemic has shown the need of speeding up the clinical trial development of novel or repurposed therapies. Indeed, following the usual drug development paradigm, where clinical trial phases are performed sequentially and separately, the time required to the full process easily exceeds a decade. Our objective is to propose innovative Bayesian enriched “platform” designs for early phase trials, which are adapted to the clinical context and go towards precision medicine. Since we are focusing on early phases of clinical trial, in this setting “platform” cannot be linked to classical RCT. Thus, we aim at defining how “platform” trial should be translated into these early phases. As in the original definition, early platform phases will allow for flexibility, such as adding new arm or stopping treatments for futility (and/or safety in our case). The word enriched refers to the use of new information, or at least not usually used in such early trials, such as positron emission tomography (PET) scan, pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics (PK/PD) modelling, mathematical modelling of immune responses, and to the enrichment of the enrolled patient based on their biomarkers. The project is built around workpackages (WPs). In WP1, we develop platform trials in phase 0/I, based on PET-scan; microdosing on several (preclinical) animal species and humans will be adaptively compared, added or deleted to better characterize the extrapolation to human. In WP2, we develop phase I/II dose-finding trial using PK/PD or mechanistic PD models. In WP3, enrichment designs for phase I/II, in survival settings, are proposed when selected biomarkers are available, and the design will be extended in case of combination therapies.

4.1.4 ANR AT2TA - “Analogies: from Theory to Tools and Applications"

Analogical reasoning is a kind of reasoning that is based on finding a common relational system between two situations, exemplars, or domains. In computer science, analogical reasoning can be supported by two main axes of artificial intelligence: knowledge representation and reasoning, and machine learning. The AT2TA projet particularly aims at studying the role that machine learning can play in analogical reasoning; and the HeKA team is in charge of exploring the application of their interplay in the healthcare domain. A PhD student, co-supervised with Inria Paris, IHU Imagine and Université de Lorraine, is learning representations of patients, relying on clinical texts, and study how these representations can first compose analogical propositions, and second serve as bricks to a machine learning architecture for analogical reasoning.

4.1.5 HDH BOAS ADHERENCE - “Phenotyping algorithms for the assessment of therapeutic adherence and its clinical consequences in the management of chronic diseases"

Therapeutic adherence is a complex and multifactorial phenomenon that qualifies the degree to which the patient conforms to medical prescriptions. This phenomenon has both detrimental clinical consequences for the patient (in terms of prognosis and quality of life), and negative economic consequences for the society. One difficulty in the study of adherence is that it measurement is mainly indirect and tainted with many bias. Another difficulty is that adherence is not an end, but should be considered through the lens of patient outcomes. The ADHERENCE project, funded under the Health Data Hub BOAS program (Bibliothèque Ouverte d’Algorithmes en Santé) aims at proposing clearly documented measurements for the level of patient adherence and of its potential clinical outcomes in the context of three chronic diseases (cancer, hypertension and transplantation). One challenge here is to enable these measurements in both EHRs from hopsitals and claims from the national insurance database (SNDS).

4.1.6 iDEMO Meditwin - Dassault Systems - "Virtual twin for personalised medicine "(stating in 2024)

Meditwin is a collaborative project funded by BPI ("Banque Publique d'Investissement") with Dassault Systems (leader of the projects), Inria, IHU institutes across France and Medtech startups. The aim of the project is to provide a digital platform relying on virtual twins of individuals who faithfully reproduce their state of health and which make it possible to test different therapeutic options. It will promote interdisciplinarity by facilitating interoperability of multimodal medical data. Our team will use AI approaches to propose Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) in cardiovascular diseases and cancer. We will also develop the clinical trial methodology evaluation these CDSS. In particular, HeKA will develop stratification and classification algorithms, synthetics patient's generators, statistical and mathematical models for multi-modal and multidimensional health data and clinical evaluation methods for the resulted CDSS as Digital Medical Devices.

4.2.1 EraPerMed PeCAN (Personalized medicine in CANcer) (EU funding 2020-2023)

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide. The most aggressive type is triple negative breast cancer (TNBC), characterized by a very poor prognosis. New targeted and personalized therapies are urgently required. In this context, the European project PeCAN aims at developing and assessing new "AI algorithms" able to predict treatment response and personalize therapy of TNBC patients. They will propose new approaches for personalization of drug therapy based on a deep molecular characterization of individual tumors and patients and the establishment and use of digital medicine approaches to model effects and side effects of all therapy options. In these projects, our team is in charge of developing multi-scale models that integrate more clinical data in the models (as biomarkers, patients' characteristics, chemo and targeted molecule treatments, biology, clinical outcomes, etc.). We are designing a framework for assessing the clinical performance and safety of the AI algorithms itself, by using real-world data collected in clinical data warehouses and biobanks. These projects are associated with Axes 1-3.

4.2.2 SIRIC InsiTu - “Insights into cancer: from inflammation to Tumor"

To turn scientific knowledge into sustainable healthcare, cancer research must identify who is at risk of cancer, when and in whom a new cancer arises, and how best to treat it and gauge response. Aligned with Europe's Beating Cancer Plan, InsiTu takes on the three challenges of cancer prevention, interception, and treatment in digestive, lung, skin cancer, and heme malignancies. Chronic inflammation is a key cancer niche fostering tumor initiation. Leveraging a transformative Tissue-Hub interfacing diagnostics and research, our program ‘From inflammation to clonal emergence and cancer’ will unite experts in chronic diseases damage to monitor patients with chronic tissue inflammation and cancer predisposition, mirrored by animal modelling, to understand the critical transition from chronic tissue damage to cancer progression, opening opportunities for prevention and interception. Such longitudinal (and sometimes invasive) interactions between patients and healthcare practitioners can be improved by empowering patients, taking psychic, social and ethical dimensions in consideration. Our program ‘Imaging cancer and its environment’ will take a different approach to this challenge. Through synergetic interactions with mathematicians and physicists, it will provide novel frameworks for multiscale integration of molecular alterations, cellular processes, and tissue complexity. This effort will result in image- based, non-invasive ‘virtual biopsies’ as proxies of key biological processes underlying tumor heterogeneity and drug resistance. Along with novel biomarkers such as circulating extracellular vesicles, these virtual biopsies will gauge responses to new therapeutic approaches developed in our third program ‘From new targets to new trials’. There, experts in leukemias and skin cancers will use cutting-edge in vivo functional screens and multi-omic interrogation of Tissue-Hub samples to identify new targetable vulnerabilities and develop next-generation cell-based immunotherapies. To fasten the transfer of these innovations into care, new adaptive clinical trial designs will be engineered.

4.2.3 Combo - Sanofi - "Evaluating drug combinations in oncology with Real-World Data and state-of-the-art knowledge"

Combo is a collaborative project with Industry, national health data platforms and cancer institute: Sanofi Pharma, The Health Data Hub, Centre Léon Berard and Inria-Inserm-HeKA. The objective of the project is to identify promising families of drug combinations in oncology using multisource and multi-modal data modelling and prediction, including RWD (cancer patients’ care data from CLCC cancer centre), genomic public databases, literature, clinical trials depository and expert’s opinion. Once these combinations will be identified mechanistic models will be used to determine dose-regimen and build dose-finding trial designs for the combinations to be evaluated through formal clinical trials. In this project we lead the following WPs (1) AI based analysis of the multimodal RWD and subgroup discovery for the identification of relevant combinations, (2) Bayesian multi-modal analysis accounting RWD modelling as well as expert’s opinion and literature and public clinical platforms AI analysis from Sanofi, and (3) proposing candidates and designs for future phase I designs associated with dose, regimen and associated molecule for the combination on selected family of combinations using preclinical PK/PD model.

4.2.4 RHU OPERANDI - “Optimisation and imProved Efficacy of targeted RAdioNuclide therapy in Digestive cancers by Imagomics"

Advanced stage hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) and gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumours (GEP-NET) are currently treated with targeted radionuclide therapy (TRT), a highly advanced method that consists of either intra- arterial injections of radioactive microspheres (transarterial radioembolisation - TARE) or targeted peptides radioactively labelled and administered systemically (Peptide Receptor Radionuclide Therapy - PRRT). While highly effective, patient stratification and early identification of responders are currently managed insufficiently due to the lack of pertinent imaging biomarkers, either non-invasive or invasive. Furthermore, therapy-induced DNA damage leads to tumour resistance, reducing TRT efficacy. We aim to overcome those current limits through the OPERANDI project via innovative approaches in engineering, novel imaging biomarkers, and new concepts for DNA repair mechanisms, combined with a fundamental understanding of causal links. Our ambitions go beyond the current state-of-art, embracing even new combinations of drugs and $\alpha$-emitters to enhance dose localization and efficiency. Methodology will try to understand fundamentally whether current patient management using CT/PET/MRI allows to predict response and survival using cutting edge imaging-based artificial intelligence (AI) approaches in combination with data augmentation techniques to reach statistical significance.

4.3.1 EU INVENTS Horizon project - “Innovative designs, extrapolation, simulation methods and evidence-tools for rare diseases addressing regulatory needs" (starting in 2024)

The evaluation of new medicines for rare diseases (RD) including rare paediatric RDs is challenging for several reasons, among which are the small patient sample sizes, heterogeneity of patients and diseases and heterogeneity in disease knowledge. Due to these difficulties, access to effective treatments and the number of treatment options are often limited in RDs. INVENTS aims to provide clinical trial trialists, researchers and regulators with a global framework encompassing methods, workflows and evidence assessment tools to be implemented in orphan and paediatric drug development. Our ambition is to significantly improve the evaluation of evidence and regulatory decision-making through the development and validation of: refined longitudinal model-based diseases trajectories and treatment effect, improved extrapolation models, in silico trials (e.g., virtual patient cohorts), optimised model-based clinical trial designs and evidence synthesis methods. These will be evaluated through simulation studies and tested on extensive data from a range of use cases provided by our industrial partners Roche and Novartis and Real World data (RWD) from RD registry. The INVENTS framework will improve consistency and efficiency of the drug evaluation process for RD by augmenting clinical evidence without compromising its scientific integrity and providing regulators assessment credibility criteria. At the end of this 5 years project, the European industry will be able to exploit novel and improved clinical trial designs, in silico trials and RWD analysis approaches supporting drug development in RD. The European Medicine Agency and European national regulators (including Health Technology Assessment bodies) will be supplied with a general framework allowing better informed decision making. Most importantly, RD patients will benefit from an increased and faster access to efficacious and safe treatments.

4.3.2 EU MSCA Doctoral Networks Orgestra project (starting 2024)

Organoids experimental models are in vitro 3D cell cultures which can be generated from embryonic stem cells, induced pluripotent stem cells or adult stem cells, and can replicate organs functionally and structurally. Their physiological resemblance to target organs and ability to cryopreserve make organoids a powerful tool for biomedical research and advancing understanding of the mechanisms underlying certain disorders, including rare diseases. The ORGESTRA Joint Doctoral Network will propose innovative organoid technologies for two genetic disorders, i.e., cystic fibrosis and cystinosis. In this project we will supervise 2 PhDs project which will propose statistical development for; (1) linking in silico trials to organoids data and innovative trial design. These designs will incorporate biomarkers-based findings, as organoids, i.e., that reduce unnecessary exposure of patients (screening) or allow drugs to be screened more effectively for non-effectiveness before embarking on human trials. This will be done via a joint doctoral degree with University of Utrecht. (2) Estimand framework involving Bayesian principles on organoids data for clinical trial outcomes and models. The estimands framework will be based on expert’s elicitation to understand which questions are more relevant in term of clinical efficacy/toxicity, to select the proper outcomes, to identify the possible intercurrent events and to provide a robust statistical model whose parameters will be estimated under a Bayesian setting. This will be done via a joint doctoral degree with Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.

4.3.3 CIL LICO- Ciliopathies: group of disorders associated with genetic mutation leading to rare and severe genetic diseases - Projet RHU - Recherche Hospitalo-Universitaire- 20118-22

Ciliopathies are a large group of rare and severe genetic diseases caused by ciliary dysfunction associated with clinical and genetic heterogeneity, as well as a lack of knowledge on patients' natural history (i.e., the evolution of the disease). The aim of this RHU-3 project, funded through the Investissements d'avenir program, is to develop innovative, diagnostic, prognostic and tailored therapeutic approaches for patients suffering from ciliopathies to prevent them from developing renal failure. Following this aim, we will develop a mechanistic stratification of ciliopathies, in order to regroup suspected and already diagnosed ciliopathies in a treatment-orientated classification. One goal is to engineer a ready-to-use bio-kit for assessing both diagnosis and prognosis of developing renal alteration, in ciliopathy patients. Finally, personalized therapeutic approaches will be proposed for patients using predictive approaches. We will use methods developed in Axis 1 as well as methods proposed in Axis 2 to model patient trajectory. This project is in collaboration with Imagine Institute, AP-HP, the Medetia company and Ecole Polytechnique.

4.3.4 BNDMR- Banque Nationale des Maladies Rares

The French National Registry for Rare Diseases (BNDMR) is a national tool for epidemiology and public health purposes in the field of rare diseases. In line with the objectives defined by the 2nd and 3rd French National Plan for Rare Diseases, the BNDMR team develops a secure national information system which gathers anonymized clinical data of patients affected by rare diseases in its BNDMR data warehouse. As medical head of the BNDMR, AS Jannot has several research projects strongly connected with HeKA team including CDE.AI and Dromos project. CDE.ai aims to create a set of natural language processing algorithms that will allow the semi-automatic completion of the rare disease minimal data set that is currently completed manually for all patients followed up in the rare disease expert centres. In this project, we will use methods developped in Axe 1 (collaboration with N Garcelon). The DROMOS project is a project that uses the National Data Bank for Rare Diseases by linking it to health insurance data. This matching will allow the description of the care of rare disease patients at the national level for rare diseases, including the characteristic care of the most frequent rare diseases. We will use methods developped in the from of Axis 2 to model these longitudinal data.

4.3.5 Genomic variability transversal program (2018-2023)

The objective of the INSERM Genomic Variability cross-cutting programme is to understand the role played by genes and their variants on the development of pathologies. This programme, which is based on the longitudinal follow-up of cohorts of individuals and their phenotyping, aims to promote the development of new methods for the analysis of longitudinal data. In this program, we develop in the frame of axis 2 longitudinal approaches to define patients trajectories from truncated data such as those in France National Health Database (SNDS).

4.4.1 Antibiotic resistance – FAIR project EU Horizon (on going)

The aim of the FAIR project is to evaluate Flagelin aerosol therapy for stimulation of immunity as an alternative treatment against pneumonia with multidrug resistant bacteria. In this project, we are developing a full model using pharmacometrics expertise as well as statistical designs for extrapolation purpose and the design of dose-finding study in healthy volunteers. As written above, in this project, S Zoharvco-lead along with C Kloft (Freie Universitaet Berlin) the WP entitled “Development of a translational modelling and simulation platform for flagellin PK/PD”. The aim of the WP is to propose an optimal design for the first-in-man clinical trials, maximizing knowledge gained from in vitro experimentation, expert knowledge and pre-clinical experiments along the way. By incorporating mechanistic approaches earlier in the development process along with a continuous learning modelling under Bayesian inference, we hope to increase the probability of success of the translation process to the clinical setting and thus, optimizing the statistical design and sample size. This project is in relation with axis 3.

4.4.2 Virtual reality (Ongoing)

Several projects led at the HEGP are currently ongoing to evaluate the analgesia provided by the use of Virtual Reality in different care settings (extracorporeal lithotripsy, after colorectal cancer surgery, and fiberoptic bronchoscopy in critical care). In these projects, not so close but still related to axis-2, we will provide methodological approach and use statistical methods to conclude on the clinical questions, by working closely with all Coordinating Investigators (Prof. D Clausse, G Manceau and A Rastello)

7.1.1 medkit

• Name:
  a toolkit for a learning health system
• Keywords:
  Learning health system, Biomedical data, Decision support, Python, Information extraction, Natural language processing, Audio signal processing, Machine learning
• Functional Description:
  This library aims at (1) facilitating the manipulation of healthcare data of various modalities (e.g., structured, text, audio data) for the extraction of relevant features and (2) developing supervized models from these various modalities for decision support in healthcare.
• Release Contributions:
  This release 0.3.1 fixes a pip install issue found for release 0.3.0.
• URL:
  https://­github.­com/­TeamHeka/­medkit
• Contact:
  Adrien Coulet
• Participants:
  Deycy Camila Arias Villamil, Olivier Birot, Kim-Tam Huynh, Antoine Neuraz, Ivan Lerner, Bastien Rance, Adrien Coulet

7.1.2 Pythae

• Keywords:
  Generative Models, Benchmarking, Reproducibility
• Functional Description:
  This library implements some of the most common (Variational) Autoencoder models under a unified implementation. In particular, it provides the possibility to perform benchmark experiments and comparisons by training the models with the same autoencoding neural network architecture. The feature make your own autoencoder allows you to train any of these models with your own data and own Encoder and Decoder neural networks. It integrates experiment monitoring tools such wandb, mlflow or comet-ml and allows model sharing and loading from the HuggingFace Hub in a few lines of code.
• URL:
  https://­github.­com/­clementchadebec/­benchmark_VAE
• Contact:
  Clement Chadebec

7.1.3 Pyraug

• Keywords:
  Generative Models, Data augmentation
• Functional Description:
  This library provides a way to perform Data Augmentation using Variational Autoencoders in a reliable way even in challenging contexts such as high dimensional and low sample size data.
• URL:
  https://­github.­com/­clementchadebec/­pyraug
• Contact:
  Clement Chadebec

10.1.1 Horizon Europe

INVENTS - Sarah Zohar is the PI of this EU Horizon project. Please see section 4 for further details.

10.1.2 H2020 projects

FAIR - Sarah Zohar is a WP leader in this H2020 project. Please see section 4 for further details.

10.1.3 Other european programs/initiatives

The European taskforce lead by EIT Health and French Ministry of Solidarity and Health, for the “harmonization of clinical studies criteria and methodologies in Europe for the evaluation of digital medical devices”. In this taskforce, Sarah Zohar co-lead the WP2 on “Evidence in clinical evaluation” with Corinne Collignon (Head of the Digital Mission at HAS, France) and Barbara Höfgen (Head of the Unit DiGA-Fast-Track at Bfarm, Germany)

EU MSCA Doctoral Networks -Project ORGESTRA "Organoid technologies for disease modeling, drug discovery and development for rare diseases". Sarah Zohar is the WP leader of methodological design for using organoids outcomes and transfer it to clinic.

11.1.1 Journal

11.1.2 Leadership within the scientific community

Antia Burgun serves as the Representative of the French medical informatics community at the IMIA (InternationalMedical Informatics Association). She also serves as a member of the Executive Board of the Imagine Institute.

11.1.3 Scientific expertise

Sarah Zohar is a voting member at the Cnedimts (“Commission nationale d’évaluation des dispositifs médicaux et des technologies de santé”) at HAS (“Haute Autorité de Santé”).

Sarah Zohar was in the review committee of BpiFrance grant evaluation "évaluation DM à base d’IA et de numérique".

Members of the HeKA team are involved in several ethic committees, such as the Comité d’Ethique de la Recherche APHP.Centre, the EDS AP-HP Comité Scientifique et Ethique. Members of HeKA the scientific board of the ANR generic call Axe H.14 : Interfaces : mathématiques, sciences du numérique – biologie, santé and of the FC3R (French Center for the 3R).

Stéphanie Allassonière and Anita Burgun hold the Helath Chair at PRAIRIE institute.

Stéphanie Allassonière is the vice-president for valorization of Université Paris Cité

11.2.1 Internal or external Inria responsibilities

Stéphanie Allassonière was the chair of the CRCN-ISFP INRIA Lyon committee.

11.2.2 Interventions

HeKA memebers are regularly invited to present their research to the general public.

International journals

• 7 articleC.Christine Bodemer, L.Louis Soussand, A.Arnaud Sandrin, A.Ahlem Khatim, A.Angélique Sauvestre, N.Nabila Elarouci and A.Anne‐sophie Jannot. French data on the epidemiology and expert healthcare network for epidermolysis bullosa.Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology375January 2023HALDOI
• 8 articleT.Tom Boeken, J.Jean Feydy, A.Augustin Lecler, P.Philippe Soyer, A.Antoine Feydy, M.Maxime Barat and L.Loïc Duron. Artificial intelligence in diagnostic and interventional radiology: Where are we now?Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging1041January 2023, 1-5HALDOI
• 9 articleJ. F.Job F.M. van Boven, D.David Drummond, A. H.Amy H.Y. Chan, M.Mark Hew, C. Y.Chi Yan Hui, I.Ireti Adejumo, I.Isaac Cano, K.Kjeld Hansen, V.Vitalii Poberezhets, R. W.Richard W Costello and H.Hilary Pinnock. ERS “CONNECT” Clinical Research Collaboration – moving multiple digital innovations towards connected respiratory care: addressing the over-arching challenges of whole systems implementation.European Respiratory Journal625November 2023, 2301680HALDOI
• 10 articleS.Silvia Calderazzo, S.Sergey Tarima, C.Carissa Reid, N.Nancy Flournoy, T.Tim Friede, N.Nancy Geller, J.James Rosenberger, N.Nigel Stallard, M.Moreno Ursino, M.Marc Vandemeulebroecke, K.Kelly van Lancker and S.Sarah Zohar. Coping with Information Loss and the Use of Auxiliary Sources of Data: A Report from the NISS Ingram Olkin Forum Series on Unplanned Clinical Trial Disruptions.Statistics in Biopharmaceutical ResearchJune 2023, 1-17HALDOI
• 11 articleG.Geoffrey Cheminet, A.Antoine Brunetti, D.Djamal Khimoud, B.Brigitte Ranque, A.Adrien Michon, E.Edouard Flamarion, J.Jacques Pouchot, A.Anne‐sophie Jannot and J.Jean‐Benoît Arlet. Acute chest syndrome in adult patients with sickle cell disease: The relationship with the time to onset after hospital admission.British Journal of Haematology2016March 2023, 1229-1238HALDOI
• 12 articleM.Miguel Cosenza-Contreras, A.Agnes Schäfer, J.Justin Sing, L.Lena Cook, M.Maren Stillger, C.-Y.Chia-Yi Chen, J.Jose Villacorta Hidalgo, N.Niko Pinter, L.Larissa Meyer, T.Tilman Werner, D.Darleen Bug, Z.Zeno Haberl, O.Oliver Kübeck, K.Kai Zhao, S.Susanne Stei, A. V.Anca Violeta Gafencu, R.Radu Ionita, F.Felix Brehar, J.Jaime Ferrer-Lozano, G.Gloria Ribas, L.Leo Cerdá-Alberich, L.Luis Martí-Bonmatí, C.Christopher Nimsky, A.Alexis van Straaten, M.Martin Biniossek, M.Melanie Föll, N.Nina Cabezas-Wallscheid, J.Jörg Büscher, H.Hannes Röst, A.Armelle Arnoux, J.Jörg Bartsch and O.Oliver Schilling. Proteometabolomics of initial and recurrent glioblastoma highlights an increased immune cell signature with altered lipid metabolism.Neuro-OncologyOctober 2023HALDOI
• 13 articleA.Antoine Decoux, L.Loic Duron, P.Paul Habert, V.Victoire Roblot, E.Emina Arsovic, G.Guillaume Chassagnon, A.Armelle Arnoux and L.Laure Fournier. Comparative performances of machine learning algorithms in radiomics and impacting factors.Scientific Reports131August 2023, 14069HALDOI
• 14 articleR.Raphaël Degrave, J.Juliette Murris, A.Anaïs Charles-Nelson, O.Olivier Hermine, R.Raphaël Porcher, P.Philippe Ravaud, X.Xavier Mariette, P.-L.Pierre-Louis Tharaux, M.Matthieu Resche-Rigon, O.Olivier Sanchez, S.Sandrine Katsahian and J.-B.Jean-Benoît Arlet. Risk factors for thromboembolic events in patients hospitalized for COVID-19 pneumonia in a general ward and requiring treatment with oxygen.Postgraduate Medical JournalNovember 2023HALDOI
• 15 articleM.-A.Marc-Antoine Delbarre, F.François Girardon, L.Lucien Roquette, P.Paul Blanc-Durand, M.-A.Marc-Antoine Hubaut, É.Éric Hachulla, F.Franck Semah, D.Damien Huglo, N.Nicolas Garcelon, E.Etienne Marchal, I.Isabelle El Esper, C.Christophe Tribouilloy, N.Nicolas Lamblin, P.Pierre Duhaut, J.Jean Schmidt, E.Emmanuel Itti and T.Thibaud Damy. Deep Learning on Bone Scintigraphy to Detect Abnormal Cardiac Uptake at Risk of Cardiac Amyloidosis.JACC: Cardiovascular ImagingApril 2023HALDOI
• 16 articleA.Alix Dhote, S.Stylianos Tzedakis, C.Christian Hobeika, U.Ugo Marchese, R.Romain Coriat, A.Alexandra Nassar, A.Aurélie Beaufrère, T.Tatiana Codjia, C.Claire Goumard, O.Olivier Scatton, A.Anthony Dohan, M.Maxime Ronot, B.Benoit Terris, M.Mickael Lesurtel, S.Safi Dokmak, F.François Cauchy and D.David Fuks. Impact of induction therapy in locally advanced intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma.EJSO - European Journal of Surgical OncologyMay 2023HALDOI
• 17 articleD.David Drummond and A.Apolline Gonsard. Télésurveillance dans l’asthme pédiatrique : vers des systèmes cyber-physiques.Perfectionnement en Pédiatrie64December 2023, 244-249HALDOI
• 18 articleD.David Drummond, J.Jolt Roukema and M.Mariëlle Pijnenburg. Home monitoring in asthma: towards digital twins.Current Opinion in Pulmonary Medicine294July 2023, 270-276HALDOI
• 19 articleD.David Drummond, P.Pauline Whelan and M.Matthew Sperrin. Association between nebuliser therapies adherence and visit-to-visit variability of FEV1 in patients with cystic fibrosis.Journal of Cystic Fibrosis224July 2023, 702-705HALDOI
• 20 articleB.Benjamin Duputel, N.Nigel Stallard, F.François Montestruc, S.Sarah Zohar and M.Moreno Ursino. Using dichotomized survival data to construct a prior distribution for a Bayesian seamless Phase II/III clinical trial.Statistical Methods in Medical Research325May 2023, 963-977HALDOI
• 21 articleL.Line Farah, J.Juliette Murris, I.Isabelle Borget, A.Agathe Guilloux, N.Nicolas Martelli and S. I.Sandrine I.M. Katsahian. Assessment of Performance, Interpretability, and Explainability in Artificial Intelligence–Based Health Technologies: What Healthcare Stakeholders Need to Know.Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Digital Health12June 2023, 120-138HALDOI
• 22 articleC.Carole Faviez, M.Manissa Talmatkadi, P.Pierre Foulquié, A.Adel Mebarki, S.Stéphane Schück, A.Anita Burgun and X.Xiaoyi Chen. Assessment of the Early Detection of Anosmia and Ageusia Symptoms in COVID-19 on Twitter: Retrospective Study.JMIR Infodemiology32023, e41863HALDOI
• 23 articleL.Louis Gaucher, P.Pierre Sabatier, S.Sandrine Katsahian and A.-S.Anne-Sophie Jannot. Pharmacovigilance studies without a priori hypothesis: systematic review highlights inappropriate multiple testing correction procedures.Journal of Clinical Epidemiology162October 2023, 127-134HALDOI
• 24 articleA.Apolline Gonsard, R.Rola Aboutaam, B.Blandine Prévost, C.Charlotte Roy, A.Alice Hadchouel, N.Nadia Nathan, J.Jessica Taytard, A.Alexandra Pirojoc, C.Christophe Delacourt, S.Stéphanie Wanin and D.David Drummond. Children’s views on artificial intelligence and digital twins for the daily management of their asthma: a mixed-method study.European Journal of Pediatrics1822February 2023, 877-888HALDOI
• 25 articleE.Emmanuelle Gras, A.Alexia Jean, V.Vincent Rocher, Y.Yohann Tran, S.Sandrine Katsahian, D.Diane Jouclas, C.Catherine Dano, J.Johane Cedile, D.Dalinda Manar, N.Najiby Kassis Chikhani, J.Julien Le Guen, C.Clémence Patas D’illiers and D.David Lebeaux. Incidence of and risk factors for local complications of peripheral venous catheters in patients older than 70 years: Empirical research quantitative.Journal of Clinical Nursing3215-16August 2023, 5000-5009HALDOI
• 26 articleP.Paul Habert, A.Antoine Decoux, L.Lilia Chermati, L.Laure Gibault, P.Pascal Thomas, A.Arthur Varoquaux, F.Françoise Le Pimpec-Barthes, A.Armelle Arnoux, L.Loïc Juquel, K.Kathia Chaumoitre, S.Stéphane Garcia, J.-Y.Jean-Yves Gaubert, L.Loïc Duron and L.Laure Fournier. Best imaging signs identified by radiomics could outperform the model: application to differentiating lung carcinoid tumors from atypical hamartomas.Insights into Imaging141September 2023, 148HALDOI
• 27 articleB.Boris Hansel, P.Pierre Sabatier, D.Diana Kadouch, T.Tigran Poghosyan, K.Konstantinos Arapis, C.Claire Rives-Lange, S.Sebastien Czernichow, A.-S.Anne-Sophie Jannot and C.Claire Carette. Bariatric Surgery Should Be Proposed in Certain Septuagenarian Patients with Obesity.Obesity Surgery338June 2023, 2608-2610HALDOI
• 28 articleE.Emmanuelle Kempf, M.Morgan Vaterkowski, D.Damien Leprovost, N.Nicolas Griffon, D.David Ouagne, S.Stéphane Breant, P.Patricia Serre, A.Alexandre Mouchet, B.Bastien Rance, G.Gilles Chatellier, A.Ali Bellamine, M.Marie Frank, J.Julien Guerin, X.Xavier Tannier, A.Alain Livartowski, M.Martin Hilka and C.Christel Daniel. How to Improve Cancer Patients ENrollment in Clinical Trials From rEal-Life Databases Using the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership Oncology Extension: Results of the PENELOPE Initiative in Urologic Cancers.JCO Clinical Cancer Informatics7May 2023HALDOI
• 29 articleV.Virginie Korb-Savoldelli, Y.Yohann Tran, G.Germain Perrin, J.Justine Touchard, J.Jean Pastre, A.Adrien Borowik, C.Corine Schwartz, A.Aymeric Chastel, E.Eric Thervet, M.Michel Azizi, L.Laurence Amar, B.Benjamin Kably, A.Armelle Arnoux and B.Brigitte Sabatier. Psychometric Properties of a Machine Learning–Based Patient-Reported Outcome Measure on Medication Adherence: Single-Center, Cross-Sectional, Observational Study.Journal of Medical Internet Research25October 2023, e42384HALDOI
• 30 articleJ.Judith Lambert, A.-L.Anne-Louise Leutenegger, A.-S.Anne-Sophie Jannot and A.Anaïs Baudot. Tracking clusters of patients over time enables extracting information from medico-administrative databases.Journal of Biomedical Informatics139March 2023, 104309HALDOI
• 31 articleA.Alexandre Lansier, C.Camille Bourillon, C.-A.Charles-André Cuénod, E.Emilia Ragot, A.Arnaud Follin, S.Sophie Hamada, O.Olivier Clément, P.Philippe Soyer and A.-S.Anne-Sophie Jannot. CT-based diagnostic algorithm to identify bowel and/or mesenteric injury in patients with blunt abdominal trauma.European Radiology332023, 1918–1927HALDOI
• 32 articleV.Valentin Maisons, Y.Yanis Ramdani, A.Antoine Hankard, C.Claude Messiaen, A.-S.Anne-Sophie Jannot, B.Bénédicte Sautenet, J.-M.Jean-Michel Halimi, F.François Maillot, É.Évangeline Pillebout and A.Alexandra Audemard-Verger. New insights into epidemiological data and impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on IgA vasculitis in children and adults: a French nationwide cohort.Rheumatology International4310July 2023, 1791-1798HALDOI
• 33 articleR.Romaric Marcilly, W.-Y.Wu-Yi Zheng, P.Paul Quindroit, S.Sylvia Pelayo, S.Sarah Berdot, B.Bruno Charpiat, J.Jennifer Corny, S.Sylvain Drouot, P.Pauline Frery, G.Géraldine Leguelinel-Blache, L.Lisa Mondet, A.Arnaud Potier, L.Laurine Robert, L.Laurie Ferret and M.Melissa Baysari. Comparison of the validity, perceived usefulness, and usability of I-MeDeSA and TEMAS, two tools to evaluate alert system usability.International Journal of Medical Informatics175July 2023, 105091HALDOI
• 34 articleP.Philippe Martin, C.Corinne Alberti, A.Auréline Bourmaud, A.Anita Burgun and E.Elise de La Rochebrochard. Communauté interactive et participative en ligne, menée avec les pairs, comme outil de promotion de la santé sexuelle et reproductive des adolescents et jeunes adultes: la recherche-action Sexpairs.Epidemiology and Public Health = Revue d'Epidémiologie et de Santé Publique71Supplement 2May 2023, 6-7HALDOI
• 35 articleM.Marie Mayenga, N.Nicolas Falvo, I.Isabelle Mahé, A.-S.Anne-Sophie Jannot, B.Benoit Gazeau, G.Guy Meyer, N.Nicolas Gendron, O.Olivier Sanchez, S.Sadji Djennaoui and B.Benjamin Planquette. Cancer-Associated Thrombosis on Bevacizumab: Risk of Recurrence and Bleeding When Bevacizumab Is Stopped or Continued.Cancers1515July 2023, 3893HALDOI
• 36 articleA.Abdelmalek Mouazer, N.Nada Boudegzdame, K.Karima Sedki, R.Rosy Tsopra and J.-B.Jean-Baptiste Lamy. Model and Strategy for Predicting and Discovering Drug-Drug Interactions.Studies in Health Technology and InformaticsMay 2023HALDOI
• 37 articleJ.Juliette Murris, A.Anais Charles-Nelson, A.Abir Tadmouri Sellier, A.Audrey Lavenu and S.Sandrine Katsahian. Towards filling the gaps around recurrent events in high dimensional framework: a systematic literature review and application.Biostatistics & Epidemiology71November 2023HALDOI
• 38 articleT.Thibaut Pichon, C.Claude Messiaen, L.Louis Soussand, C.Céline Angin, A.Arnaud Sandrin, N.Nabila Elarouci and A.-S.Anne-Sophie Jannot. Overview of patients’ cohorts in the French National rare disease registry.Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases181July 2023, 176HALDOI
• 39 articleS.Sophie Quennelle and D.Damien Bonnet. Pediatric heart failure with preserved ejection fraction, a review.Frontiers in Pediatrics11August 2023HALDOI
• 40 articleC.Claire Rives-Lange, S.Sébastien Czernichow and A.-S.Anne-Sophie Jannot. Is Maternal Metabolic Bariatric Surgery the Best Solution to Tackle the Childhood Obesity Pandemic?—Reply.JAMA Surgery1588August 2023, 892HALDOI
• 41 articleM.Marc Sapoval, C.Charles Querub, H.Helena Pereira, O.Olivier Pellerin, T.Tom Boeken, A.Alessandro Di Gaeta, M. A.Marc Al Ahmar, M.-M.Marie-Martine Lefevre-Colau, C.Christelle Nguyen, C.Camille Daste, M.Maxime Lacroix, J.-D.Jean-Denis Laredo, B.Brigitte Sabatier, N.Nicolas Martelli, G.Gilles Chatellier, C.Carole Déan and F.François Rannou. Genicular artery embolization for knee osteoarthritis: Results of the LipioJoint-1 trial.Diagnostic and Interventional ImagingDecember 2023HALDOI
• 42 articleS.Sophie Schmartz, A.Anne Welfringer-Morin, M.Muriel Le Bourgeois, C.Christophe Delacourt, L.Laureline Berteloot, S. H.Smail Hadj Rabia, N.Nathalia Bellon, F.Florence Moulin, M.Marie Pouletty, N.Nicolas Garcelon, C.Christine Bodemer and D.David Drummond. Respiratory complications in pediatric epidermal necrolysis: A retrospective study of 22 cases.Journal of The American Academy of Dermatology894October 2023, 857-859HALDOI
• 43 articleF.Frédérique Schortgen, C.Cécilia Tabra Osorio, D.Dorothée Carpentier, M.Matthieu Henry, P.Pascal Beuret, G.Guillaume Lacave, G.Georges Simon, P.-Y.Pierre-Yves Blanchard, T.Tiphanie Gobe, A.Antoine Guillon, L.Laurent Bitker, G.Guillaume Duhommet, J.-P.Jean-Pierre Quenot, M.Matthieu Le Meur, S.Sébastien Jochmans, F.Fabrice Dubouloz, N.Nolwenn Mainguy, J.Josselin Saletes, T.Thibault Creutin, P.Pierre Nicolas, J.Julien Senay, A.-L.Anne-Lise Berthelot, D.Delphine Rizk, D.David Tran Van, A.Audrey Riviere, S. B.Sarah Beatrice Heili-Frades, J.Justine Nunes, N.Nadine Robquin, S.Sylvie Lhotellier, S.Stanislas Ledochowski, A.Armelle Guénégou-Arnoux and A.Adrien Constan. Fluid Intake in Critically Ill Patients: The “Save Useless Fluids For Intensive Resuscitation” Multicenter Prospective Cohort Study.Critical Care MedicineNovember 2023HALDOI
• 44 articleD.Didier Sciard, K.Kailai Xu, A.Anne Soulier, G.Guillaume Dufour, M.Moreno Ursino, C.Corinne Alberti and M.Marc Beaussier. Postoperative analgesia after surgical repair of distal radius fracture: a randomized comparison between distal peripheral nerve blockade and surgical site infiltration.Minerva Anestesiologica8910October 2023HALDOI
• 45 articleD.David Smadja, A.-S.Anne-Sophie Jannot, A.Aurélien Philippe, E.Estelle Lu, J.Jeanne Rancic, O.Olivier Sanchez, R.Richard Chocron, N.Nicolas Gendron and J.-L.Jean-Luc Diehl. Circulating Von Willebrand factor: a consistent biomarker predicting in-hospital mortality across different waves of the COVID-19 pandemic.AngiogenesisDecember 2023HALDOI
• 46 articleO.Olga Solovyeva, M.Munyaradzi Dimairo, C.Christopher Weir, S. W.Siew Wan Hee, A.Aude Espinasse, M.Moreno Ursino, D.Dhrusti Patel, A.Andrew Kightley, S.Sarah Hughes, T.Thomas Jaki, A.Adrian Mander, T.Thomas Evans, S.Shing Lee, S.Sally Hopewell, K. R.Khadija Rerhou Rantell, A.-W.An-Wen Chan, A.Alun Bedding, R.Richard Stephens, D.Dawn Richards, L.Lesley Roberts, J.John Kirkpatrick, J.Johann de Bono and C.Christina Yap. Development of consensus-driven SPIRIT and CONSORT extensions for early phase dose-finding trials: the DEFINE study.BMC Medicine211July 2023, 246HALDOI
• 47 articleS.Shanon Tan, G.Guillaume Goudot, A.Armelle Arnoux, Y.Yohann Tran, H.Hassan Maissoro, G.Géraldine Poenou, G.Grégoire Detriche, L.Lina Khider, N.Nassim Mohamedi, T.Tristan Mirault, A.Alexandre Galloula and E.Emmanuel Messas. Occurrence of Major Local Lower Limb Events in Type 2 Diabetic Patients with Lower Extremity Arterial Disease: Impact of Metformin.Annals of Vascular Surgery90March 2023, 153-161HALDOI
• 48 articleR.Rosy Tsopra, N.Nathan Peiffer-Smadja, C.Caroline Charlier, F.Florence Campeotto, C.Cédric Lemogne, P.Philippe Ruszniewski, B.Benoît Vivien and A.Anita Burgun. Putting undergraduate medical students in AI-CDSS designers’ shoes: An innovative teaching method to develop digital health critical thinking.International Journal of Medical Informatics171March 2023, 10 p.HALDOI
• 49 articleS.Stylianos Tzedakis, O.Ortal Yzhaky Shapira, M.Michaël Schwarzinger, S.Sandrine Katsahian, A.Andrea Lazzati, A.Anthony Dohan, R.Romain Coriat, P.Philippe Sogni, S.Stanislas Pol, D.David Fuks, V.Vincent Mallet, U.Ugo Marchese, S.Samir Bouam and M.Marco Alifano. COVID-19 and excess mortality of patients with liver cancer in France, January 2020–September 2022.British Journal of SurgeryNovember 2023HALDOI
• 50 articleA.Antoine Vanier, J.Judith Fernandez, S.Sophie Kelley, L.Lise Alter, P.Patrick Semenzato, C.Corinne Alberti, S.Sylvie Chevret, D.Dominique Costagliola, M.Michel Cucherat, B.Bruno Falissard, F.François Gueyffier, J.Jérôme Lambert, E.Etienne Lengliné, C.Clara Locher, F.Florian Naudet, R.Raphael Porcher, R.Rodolphe Thiébaut, M.Muriel Vray, S.Sarah Zohar, P.Pierre Cochat and D.Dominique Le Guludec. Rapid access to innovative medicinal products while ensuring relevant health technology assessment. Position of the French National Authority for Health.BMJ Evidence-Based MedicineFebruary 2023, bmjebm-2022-112091HALDOI
• 51 articleA.Anne Welfringer-Morin, P.Pauline Bataille, D.David Drummond, N.Nathalia Bellon, S.Saskia Ingen-Housz-Oro, J.Julie Bonigen, S.Sophie Schmartz, L.Laura Giraud-Kerleroux, F.Florence Moulin, L.Laure de Saint Blanquat, D.Dominique Bremond-Gignac, S.Smail Hadj-Rabia and C.Christine Bodemer. Comparison of idiopathic and drug-induced epidermal necrolysis in children.British Journal of Dermatology1895November 2023, 631-633HALDOI
• 52 articleC.Christina Yap, J.Jan Rekowski, M.Moreno Ursino, O.Olga Solovyeva, D.Dhrusti Patel, M.Munyaradzi Dimairo, C.Christopher Weir, A.-W.An-Wen Chan, T.Thomas Jaki, A.Adrian Mander, T.Thomas Evans, R.Richard Peck, K.Kathryn Hayward, M.Melanie Calvert, K. R.Khadija Rerhou Rantell, S.Shing Lee, A.Andrew Kightley, S.Sally Hopewell, D.Deborah Ashby, E.Elizabeth Garrett-Mayer, J.John Isaacs, R.Robert Golub, O.Olga Kholmanskikh, D.Dawn Richards, O.Oliver Boix, J.James Matcham, L.Lesley Seymour, S. P.S Percy Ivy, L.Lynley Marshall, A.Antoine Hommais, R.Rong Liu, Y.Yoshiya Tanaka, J.Jordan Berlin, A.Aude Espinasse and J.Johann de Bono. Enhancing quality and impact of early phase dose-finding clinical trial protocols: SPIRIT Dose-finding Extension (SPIRIT-DEFINE) guidance.BMJ - British Medical JournalOctober 2023, e076386HALDOI
• 53 articleC.Christina Yap, O.Olga Solovyeva, J.Johann de Bono, J.Jan Rekowski, D.Dhrusti Patel, T.Thomas Jaki, A.Adrian Mander, T.Thomas Evans, R.Richard Peck, K.Kathryn Hayward, S.Sally Hopewell, M.Moreno Ursino, K. R.Khadija Rerhou Rantell, M.Melanie Calvert, S.Shing Lee, A.Andrew Kightley, D.Deborah Ashby, A.-W.An-Wen Chan, E.Elizabeth Garrett-Mayer, J.John Isaacs, R.Robert Golub, O.Olga Kholmanskikh, D.Dawn Richards, O.Oliver Boix, J.James Matcham, L.Lesley Seymour, S. P.S Percy Ivy, L.Lynley Marshall, A.Antoine Hommais, R.Rong Liu, Y.Yoshiya Tanaka, J.Jordan Berlin, A.Aude Espinasse, M.Munyaradzi Dimairo and C.Christopher Weir. Enhancing reporting quality and impact of early phase dose-finding clinical trials: CONSORT Dose-finding Extension (CONSORT-DEFINE) guidance.BMJ - British Medical JournalOctober 2023, e076387HALDOI
• 54 articleC.Constantinos Zamboglou, J.Jan Peeken, A.Ali Janbain, S.Sandrine Katsahian, I.Iosif Strouthos, K.Konstantinos Ferentinos, A.Andrea Farolfi, S.Stefan Koerber, J.Juergen Debus, M.Marco Vogel, S.Stephanie Combs, A.Alexis Vrachimis, A. G.Alessio Giuseppe Morganti, S.Simon Spohn, M.Mohamed Shelan, D.Daniel Aebersold, A.-L.Anca-Ligia Grosu, F.Francesco Ceci, C.Christoph Henkenberens, S.Stephanie Kroeze, M.Matthias Guckenberger, S.Stefano Fanti, C.Claus Belka, P.Peter Bartenstein, G.George Hruby, S.Sophia Scharl, T.Thomas Wiegel, L.Louise Emmett, A.Armelle Arnoux and N.-S.Nina-Sophie Schmidt-Hegemann. Development and Validation of a Multi-institutional Nomogram of Outcomes for PSMA-PET–Based Salvage Radiotherapy for Recurrent Prostate Cancer.JAMA Network Open65May 2023, e2314748HALDOI

International peer-reviewed conferences

• 55 inproceedingsL.Linus Bleistein, A.Adeline Fermanian, A.-S.Anne-Sophie Jannot and A.Agathe Guilloux. Learning the Dynamics of Sparsely Observed Interacting Systems.PMLR - Proceedings of Machine Learning ResearchICML 2023 - 40th International Conference on Machine Learning202Honolulu, Hawaii, United StatesJune 2023HAL
• 56 inproceedingsL.Laura Caquelin, P.P. Badra, M.Moreno Ursino, B.Bruno Laviolle and C.Clara Locher. Meta-analysis of phase I dose-finding studies: Application for protein kinase inhibitors developed in oncology.EPICLIN 2023 17e Conférence francophone d’Épidémiologie Clinique - 30e Journées des statisticiens des Centres de Lutte contre le CancerFundamental and clinical pharmacologyVillers-lès-Nancy, FranceWiley2023HALDOI
• 57 inproceedingsT.Thibaut Fabacher, E.-A.Erik-André Sauleau, N.Noémie Leclerc, H.Hugo Bergier, J.-E.Jacques-Eric Gottenberg, A.Adrien Coulet and A.Aurélie Névéol. Evaluating the Portability of Rheumatoid Arthritis Phenotyping Algorithms: case study on French EHRs.Stud Health Technol Inform.Medical Informatics Europe302Gothenburg, SwedenMay 2023, 768-772HAL
• 58 inproceedingsA.Antoine Neuraz, I.Ivan Lerner, O.Olivier Birot, C.Camila Arias, L.Larry Han, C. L.Clara Lea Bonzel, T.Tianxi Cai, K. T.Kim Tam Huynh and A.Adrien Coulet. TAXN: Translate Align Extract Normalize, a multilingual extraction tool for clinical texts.MedInfo 2023 – the 19th world congress on Medical and Health InformaticsSyndney, AustraliaJuly 2023HAL
• 59 inproceedingsM. A.Mina Abd Nikooie Pour, A.Alsayed Algergawy, P.Patrice Buche, L. J.Leyla Jael Castro, J.Jiaoyan Chen, A.Adrien Coulet, J.Julien Cufi, H.Hang Dong, O.Omaima Fallatah, D.Daniel Faria, I.Irini Fundulaki, S.Sven Hertling, Y.Yuan He, I.Ian Horrocks, M.Martin Huschka, L.Liliana Ibanescu, D. S.Dr Sarika Jain, E.Ernesto Jiménez-Ruiz, N.Naouel Karam, P.Patrick Lambrix, H.Huanyu Li, Y.Ying Li, P.Pierre Monnin, E.Engy Nasr, H.Heiko Paulheim, C.Catia Pesquita, T.Tzanina Saveta, P.Pavel Shvaiko, G.Guilherme Sousa, C.Cassia Trojahn, J.Jana Vataščinová, M.Mingfang Wu, B.Beyza Yaman, O.Ondrej Zamazal and L.Lu Zhou. Results of the Ontology Alignment Evaluation Initiative 2023.Proceedings of the 18th International Workshop on Ontology Matching co-located with the 22nd International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC 2023), Athens, Greece, November 7, 202318th International Workshop on Ontology Matching (OM 2023)3591CEUR workshop proceedingsAthens, GreeceCEUR-WS.orgNovember 2023, 97--139HAL
• 60 inproceedingsK.Karima Sedki, N.Nada Boudegzdame, J.Jean Lamy and R.Rosy Tsopra. Learning Preferences in Lexicographic Choice Logic.Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence - (Volume 3)ICAART 2023 - 15th International Conference on Agents and Artificial IntelligenceLisbonne, PortugalSCITEPRESS - Science and Technology PublicationsJanuary 2023, 1012-1019HALDOI
• 61 inproceedingsF.Freyr Sverrisson, M.Mehmet Akdel, D.Dylan Abramson, J.Jean Feydy, A.Alexander Goncearenco, Y.Yusuf Adeshina, D.Daniel Kovtun, C.Céline Marquet, X.Xuejin Zhang, D.David Baugher, Z.Zachary Carpenter, L.Luca Naef, M. M.Michael M Bronstein and B.Bruno Correia. DiffMaSIF: Surface-based Protein-Protein Docking with Diffusion Models.Machine Learning in Structural Biology workshop at NeurIPS 2023New Orleans, United StatesDecember 2023HAL

National peer-reviewed Conferences

• 62 inproceedingsN.Nesrine Bannour, X.Xavier Tannier, B.Bastien Rance and A.Aurélie Névéol. Positionnement temporel indépendant des évènements : application à des textes cliniques en français.Actes de CORIA-TALN 2023. Actes de la 30e Conférence sur le Traitement Automatique des Langues Naturelles (TALN), volume 2 : travaux de recherche originaux -- articles courts18e Conférence en Recherche d'Information et Applications -- 16e Rencontres Jeunes Chercheurs en RI -- 30e Conférence sur le Traitement Automatique des Langues Naturelles -- 25e Rencontre des Étudiants Chercheurs en Informatique pour le Traitement Automatique des LanguesParis, FranceATALA2023, 1-14HAL

Scientific books

• 63 bookH.Hilary Pinnock, V.Vitalii Poberezhets and D.David Drummond. Digital Respiratory Healthcare.European Respiratory SocietyDecember 2023HALDOI

Scientific book chapters

• 64 inbookS.Sophie Quennelle, M.Maxime Douillet, L.Lisa Friedlander, O.Olivia Boyer, A.Antoine Neuraz, A.Anita Burgun and N.Nicolas Garcelon. The Smart Data Extractor, a Clinician Friendly Solution to Accelerate and Improve the Data Collection During Clinical Trials.302Caring is Sharing – Exploiting the Value in Data for Health and InnovationStudies in Health Technology and InformaticsMay 2023HALDOI

Edition (books, proceedings, special issue of a journal)

• 65 proceedingsA.Adrien CouletC.Christel GérardinA.Aurélie NévéolX.Xavier TannierProceedings of workshop on Patient Similarity, SimPa 2023.March 2023HAL

Reports & preprints

• 66 miscC.Clément Chadebec and S.Stéphanie Allassonnière. Variational Inference for Longitudinal Data Using Normalizing Flows.September 2023HAL
• 67 miscJ.Judith Lambert, A.-L.Anne-Louise Leutenegger, A.Anaïs Baudot and A.-S.Anne-Sophie Jannot. Improving patient clustering by incorporating structured label relationships in similarity measures.June 2023HALDOI
• 68 miscA.Agathe Senellart, C.Clément Chadebec, S.Stéphanie Allassonnière and S.Stéphanie Allassonnière. Improving Multimodal Joint Variational Autoencoders through Normalizing Flows and Correlation Analysis.May 2023HAL
• 69 miscA.Agathe Senellart, C.Clément Chadebec and S.Stéphanie Allassonnière. MultiVae: A Python library for Multimodal Generative Autoencoders.September 2023HAL