Hakim Benkirane
My research focuses on developing mathematical and computational methods for multimodal data integration in precision medicine. Drawing from my background in mathematics and computer science, I work on creating reliable machine learning approaches that can meaningfully combine diverse types of medical data to support personalized treatment decisions, particularly in oncology. Currently, I'm a postdoctoral researcher in the Biomathematics Team at MICS Lab, CentraleSupélec, where I collaborate with clinicians and researchers at Gustave Roussy Cancer Institute through IHU PRISM. Our work aims to bridge the gap between complex biomedical data analysis and practical clinical applications.
I am particularly interested in developing robust methods for integrating multiple data modalities - from medical imaging and genomics to clinical records - to better understand disease mechanisms and support more personalized treatment strategies. I welcome discussions and collaborations with researchers and clinicians who share an interest in advancing precision medicine through thoughtful data integration approaches.
Recent News
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December 2024 -
PhD Thesis defended.
- June 2024 - Presented research on Counterfactual Analysis with WSI at MIDL conference
- March 2023 - Paper accepted at PLoS Computational Biology.
Multimodal Integration
Developing methods for integrating multiple data modalities in precision medicine.
Spatial Omics Analysis
Leveraging Spatial Omics technologies to map molecular profiles within tissue architecture, providing insights into cellular interactions and disease mechanisms.
Histopathology Analysis
Using deep learning to extract meaningful patterns from tissue images, aiding in disease diagnosis and treatment planning.