Scientific coordinator at the Center for Aging and Supportive Environments (CASE), received his doctorate in medical psychology in the United States in 2005. Since joining CASE several years ago, his research has focused on environmental, health / function and psychosocial factors in the aging population. He uses a predominant public health analysis with the help of interdisciplinary teams and he uses methods from clinical trials, epidemiology and health economic modeling. To increase the impact of research, users work on projects (e.g., healthcare professionals, decision makers, industry, older people, etc.).