Jérôme Boudy is a professor in signal processing at the Electronic and Physics Department, responsible for the Intermedia team. He has led the RNTS-TelePat project on remote Healthcare vigilance (2003–2006), he participated actively in ANR-Tandem and IST-FP7 CompanionAble projects, and is currently working on the H2020 Europe-Japan e-VITA project. His research area focuses on medical, actimetric signal processing, and data fusion process for health distress detection. He has co-directed or directed more than 12 PhDs on Speech Processing, Biomedical, Health distress detection processing, ADL signal time series classification with actimetric PIR sensors, and on a speech-driven dialogue system for the elderly. He was also the co-animator of the Digital Health network at IMT (2011–2015), a member of the scientific council of AVIESAN (Alliance des Sciences de la Vie et de la Santé 2014–2021), and is currently on the E4H center board of Institut Polytechnique Paris for Digital Health.