Current position:  Professor of Biology, Dental School,  Paris Diderot University

 AP-HP, Rare Diseases Reference Center ORARS, Rothschild Hospital (INSERM APHP Interface Contract)

Director of the Team “Oral Molecular Pathophysiology” UMRS1138 funded by Inserm, Paris Diderot, Paris Descartes and Pierre et Marie Curie Universities.

Doctor in Dental Sciences DDS, Paris Descartes University

PhD in Endocrinology, Paris Diderot University

HDR, (Habilitation for Research Direction) Paris Diderot University

Current position:  Senior investigator at Inserm (DR2)

PhD in life science, Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology, University Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris

HRD (Habilitation for Research Direction), University Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris

INSERM Research Director  

Expert on endocrine disruptors for ANSES

She develops an innovative field of research on endocrine disruptors and hormones in odontology to understand the consequences of exposure to environmental pollutants on health and well-being.

Current Position:   Professor in restorative Dentistry and Endodontics and Clinical Parcticionner at Rouen Normandie’s hospital

 Doctor in Dental Sciences DDS, Reims Champagne-Ardenne University, France

Doctor Sciences Paris 7 Diderot University

PhD Oral Biology Bimingham University

Director of European University Diploma of Endodontology of the Dental School Garancière (Paris Diderot University – Paris 7)

He develops basic and clinical research in growth and repair Endodontics. His work concentrates especially on the pulp tissue engineering and reparative processes, the clinical innovations in endodontic, but also on the innovative techniques of transmission of the knowledge and the pedagogy

Current Position: Associate Professor

Biological Sciences Paris Diderot University, Dental Faculty Garancière

Oral Biology Department (Head)  Rothschild Hospital- Reference Center for Oral Rare Diseases 

Our group focuses on oral healing. Our favorite model is the oral mucosa ad integrum healing model with the associated fibroblasts and stem cells. We also explored the embryo lineages of oral structures. In parallel with lineages cartography, we study the  specificities of their transcriptomes and proteomes. By determining these, we hope to better understand oral rare diseases.

Current Position: INSERM Researcher

Doctor in Dental Sciences DDS,University of Thessaloniki, Greece

Diploma in Biological Sciences, Paris Descartes University

PhD Tesis in Cellular and Molecular Physiology. Sorbonne University , Paris

Professor associate, Department of Medical Biochemistry, Aarhus University, Denmark.

Research felow I, Inserm U968, Team leader Multiligand endocytosis in normal and pathological eye growth

Scientific interests: Forebrain patterning, eye morphogenesis, cephalic neural crest migration and survival, malformative syndromes, myopia, retinopathy.

Current Position: CNRS Researcher

Ph.D., Microbiology, Institut Curie – Orsay – France (E. De Maeyer – advisor)

Postdoctoral Fellow, The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK (David J. Price -advisor)

Current Position: Associate Professor – Dental School of the  University Paris Diderot 

Engineer formation in Applied Biology. Mention: Biomaterial and BiomechanicsUniversity of Technology of Compiegne (UTC), Compiegne, France. 

Ph.D, Paris Descartes University

Post-doc. Host lab: Developmental Skin Biology Section, National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS)/ National Institutes of Health (NIH), Bethesda, MD, USA

Post-doc. Host Lab: Laboratory of Morphogenesis Molecular Genetics, Department of Developmental & Stem Cells Biology, Institut Pasteur, Paris, France

Research Focus Areas :Juliane Isaac’s projects aims at determining the putative impact of the localization and the embryonic origin – neural crest or mesoderm – into the bone-forming abilities of various stem cells and progenitor populations in order to identify the optimal cell sources for alveolar bone reconstruction and craniofacial regeneration, and propose new oral cell therapy and hybrid biomaterials.

Dr Sophia HOUARI is a specialist in the field of hard dental tissues and their formation by specific epithelial or mesenchymal cells (ameloblasts for enamel and odontoblasts for dentin).

She studies precisely the impact of fluoride on gene expression in vivo in rodents and in vitro.  She is interested in environmental enamel defects (Fluorosis, MIH,  enamel hypomineralization) with a physico-chemical approach associated with clinical research on these pathologies.