Maëlle Moranges 📚
Maëlle Moranges

Postdoctoral researcher in Neuro-informatics

Bio

I am an AI researcher specialized in health and life sciences, with a strong academic background in bioinformatics and neuroinformatics. My work focuses on leveraging machine learning and data-driven approaches to better understand complex biological and medical phenomena.

Throughout my research, I have developed interpretable and explainable AI models to analyze heterogeneous biomedical data, with a particular interest in interindividual variability and translational applications. I enjoy working at the interface between data science, biology and medicine, in close collaboration with domain experts.

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Interests
  • eXplainable AI (XAI)
  • Machine Learning
  • Data Mining
  • Natural Language Processing (NLP)
  • Data Visualization
Education
  • PhD in Neuroinformatics

    University of Lyon 1

  • Master Degree in Molecular Bioinformatics

    University of Lyon 1

  • Bachelor degree in Mathematics and Computer Life-Science

    University of Lyon 1

Research interests

My research focuses on artificial intelligence applied to health, with a strong multidisciplinary approach combining machine learning, data mining, and biomedical sciences.

I am particularly interested in modeling interindividual variability in complex biological and medical systems, by developing interpretable and explainable AI approaches. My work primarily focuses on extracting actionable insights from structured biomedical data.

A key aspect of my research is the design of user-centered AI models that provide meaningful explanations adapted to different stakeholders, such as researchers, clinicians, and decision-makers. Through close collaboration with domain experts, my goal is to contribute to AI solutions that are not only performant, but also trustworthy, transparent, and ready for real-world health and life science applications.

Publications
Collective Responsibilities
Dissemination
Teaching
EPITA (2022-25)
Technology Watch
Graph Data Mining
Language typology
Intro to Machine Learning
University of Lyon 1 (2020-22)
Knowledge Discovery in Data
Data Mining
Biostat & Bioinformatics
Advanced Database Systems
Psychophysio of Perception
NeuroConferences